to date, the wes leonard heart team placed them in 25 michigan schools. >> this woman, her daughter diedort and comfort since wes's death. >> this is the christmas card we got from them. a nice -- >> 13-year-old brady was reluctant to have surgery to fix his heart murmur until he learned about wes. >> then the part i think means the most, brady asked mom, why did they not fix wes' heart. i explained they were not aware of his condition and he started crying. he said mom, i want to have my heart fixed. so ever since then, she wrote brady is wes's number one fan without ever meeting him. >> as a way to say thank you, brady held a fundraiser at his school last week. >> you have a nice crowd. i walked in, i felt like i think wes could have attended hoor. i mean, there was so much love for him. it was supposed to be a bake sale or something and it's turned into a big group of goodness. >> goodness that raised more than $8,000 for the wes leonard heart team. in addition to the aed brady presented to jocelyn. >> i'm doing everything i can. on behalf of my son, my heart is breaking in half every

the legacy of wes leonard. i got teary-eyed at the end. it's a tragic, tragic story about wes. was never any indication that something was wrong with him? >> that's true. the cardiologist said he played the whole season with his heart literally, breaking. and the way he described it was that it went from all to nothing, like a bridge that collapses. one day it supports find and then the next day it crashes into the river and that's what happens to wes. >> and before we get to your bridge analogy, that's the line i want to read. this kid was not only a tar on the hard court but the football field and you talk about how he tossed two winning touchdowns and end up taking off his pads and his clavicle is shows through his shoulder. he's hurt but he was tough. was that part of the problem? >> you know, it's possible. his parents, of course, now go back and say, were there signs that we missed? you know? and there weren't. i mean, he just fought through anything. he seemed to be normal the whole time, so nothing anyone could have done. >> i want to read your analogy to his heart to a

to date, the wes leonard heart team has placed 25 aeds in michigan schools. >> this woman, her daughters messages of support and comfort since wes's death. >> this is the christmas card we got from them. >> reporter: 13-year-old brady was reluctant to have heart surgery until he heard about wes. >> i explained they were not aware of his condition. he started crying. he said, mom, i want to have my heart fixed. so ever since then, she wrote, brady has become wes' number one fan without ever meeting him. >> reporter: as a way to say thank you, brady held a fundraiser at his school last week. >> when i walked in, i felt like i think wes could have attended here. there was so much love for him. >> it was supposed to be a bake sale or something. it's turned into this big group of goodness. >> reporter: goodness that raised more than $8,000 for the wes leonard heart fund in addition to the aeds presented to jocelyn. >> i'm doing everything i can. i'm putting myself out there. i talk about my son. my heart's breaking in half every time i talk about him. i miss him so much. >> reporter: wes' pa

there may be and the causes of those delays and what we can do to get this project under way and completed. i yield back. >> thank you. all right, leonard, we have done our formal work here. we now turn five minutes to you for any remarks you may have. >> well, thank you, mr. chairman, chairman bishop, and ranking member, i appreciate it. it's good to be here. i kind of felt like as this came about that probably you might appreciate having a little comment from somebody on the commission. i wasn't on the commission it first started. was appointed after it had been started and i will talk about it a little bit. i want to make two points and i want you here to know that the commission has done what congress has asked it to do, it has been engaged. and secondly, it's followed the policies and procedures set forth, so i want to say that. and they've been working on it for about ten years, as you've already made that point, i believe you're right, it's time to get it done. and we must move forward. commission received $63 million federal funding, about half's that been spent. so, it gives a little perspective there. i think what i'd like to

from three of the pre mere vocal groups of all time platters temptations and drifters we are joined by glen leonard, joel coalman and joe blunt to talk more about the upcoming gala, a board member from the washington urban league we could do a fashion show all of you look incredible thanks for coming in corey, the gala is tomorrow night let's talk want what is going on >> -- talk about what is going on. >> urban league will celebrate its 40th dinner gala, we will celebrate that at the marriott wardman park we will be honouring quite a few people in our community that have given their life to service including mr. wilson who spent 30 years capturing on film, the lives of african americans. >> it is interesting in the case of him and you have extraordinary people you are honouring tomorrow night, he is someone i think a lot of people may know someone of his work but don't know him and his name. >> tomorrow will be the day, people really understand his contribution to our community and quite frankly to our nation. >> are there still tickets available. >> there are you can certainly call the greater wa

>> we all get along with leonard. he is very, very likable and charismatic. just so friendly but so overly friendly. it's so fake. it's not for real. >> since coming to wabash he has been involved in several incidents that enforced his violent reputation. >> he was on the rec pad and he asked for a basketball and when they went to hand the basketball he actually come through the door and pushed his way through and began assaulting a couple of the staff members and several staff responded along with myself and there was about six of us finally to restrain him and get him down on the ground and get him in cuffs. >> sometimes emotionalism can push you over the edge. sometimes you can regret after becoming so emotional the things that you do especially when you know that one action can result in a lifetime of misery. >> but mcquay says he has had a spiritual awakening since converting to islam. >> it's a reflection of a new person and a new man, a changed man. >> he is not the only inmate at wabash valley who has gone through a spiritual transformation since comi

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leonard, you talk a mighty fine talk. however, how are weo be assured that you actually soaked this in and believe it down to the bone marrow? >> i'm asking you, ms. gilmore and i'm asking the administration here to open your hearts and look at me as a human being who has made some terrible mistakes, who has come back from the grave. i'm a new man. and the only way that this new man can shine is that you give me the opportunity. please give me a chance. that's all i need. i won't let them done. ms. gilmore. >> i will summarize that in a statement. thank you. thank you, mr. mcquay. >> they got reason to be concerned because of, you know, prior incidents associated with me. and the only way that they can see that i'm not only a changed man but i'm ready to do something different with my life is to let me have an opportunity. i haven't had a chance. and that's what i'm hoping for. >>>s coming up, markus murray defends asatru. >> you have a salute like a lot of white supremacists do. >> no, sir. >>> and a decision is handed down on leonard mcqua

leonard, i want to start with you. you have an interesting story. weear a lot from candidates and the obama administration that small business is going to help us out of the job crisis. you are somebody that had employees and got rid of them. why? >> the cost. there is always the issues you deal with. there is scheduling issues. payroll issues. if somebody gets sick as a small business owner, tag, you are it and you have to fill in. we're not prepared to deal with all the tax issues, so i have to outsource payroll, and it's constant baby sitting and constant care, and that's something or time that i don't have to spends. >> you had a dry-cleaner and now you have coin-operated laundry mats. >> 78% of all new businesses created this this country are going to be created not by small businesses as congress defines them, but by businesses with less than five employees and less than five years old. >> that's interesting. when the candidates talk about small business, and they talk about things like -- or obama talks about things like corporate tax reform, th

there may be and the causes of though delays and what we can do to get this project under way and completed. i yield back. >> thank you. all right. leonard, we've done our formal work here. we now turn five minutes to you for any remarks you may have. >> well, thank you, mr. chairman, chairman bishop and ranking member grijalva. i appreciate it and good to be here. i feel like it came about, probably might appreciate having this little comment from somebody on the commission. i wasn't on the commission when it first started. was reported to it after it had been started, and i'll talk about that a little bit. i would like to make two points, and i want you here to know that the commission has done what congress has asked it to do. it has been engaged, and secondly it's followed the policies and procedures set forth. just as you've already made that point, and i believe you're right, it's time to get it done, and we must move forward. the commission has received 63 million federal funding. about half of that has been spent, and so, you know, i give a little perspective there, and i think what i'd like to do, just give you my testimony of w

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so we are already above that. leonard up two, 57. annapolis, 59. should be a d.c.he day today, just like yesterday. we'll start with clouds and by this afternoon, at least par shall sunshine if not full sunshine by late in the day. could there be a shower today, yeah, but i think most of the ask will hold off for i afew more days with this cold front. this is very impressive. look at how the rain is just treatmenting from the south to the north through louisiana, arkansas and missouri. they are getting extremely heavy rain, lots of flooding problems out there that. front will very slowly track to the east and get in here by saturday. could bring us some showers and thunderstorms by about saturday and some cooler air behind it. temperatures by the end of the weekend, high temperatures will be in the low 50s. today, a nice one. 74. partly sunny skies. don't forget about the morning fog and fog advisory until 10:00 this morning. some fog developing late. 57 your overnight low. your five-day forecast, tomorrow, 77. mix of clouds and sun for your thursday. friday looks

. >> leonard, i want to start with you because you have such an interesting story. we hear a lot from candidates from the obama administration that small business is going to help us out in this job crisis. you are someone who had employees, and you actually got rid of them. why? >> the cost. there is always the issues you deal with. there's scheduling issues. there are payroll issues. if somebody gets sick as a small business owner, tag, you're it. you have to fill in. we're not prepared to deal with all the tax issues, so i have to outsource payroll. it's constant babysitting and constant care. that's something -- or time that i don't have to spend. >> just to make it clear, you had a dry cleaner. now you have coin operated laundry mat, which is why you can have no employees. but it is interesting, wendy. you've run a small business. you're involved with a lot of small businesses. are they sort of the saving grace for fixing the jobs issue for us? >> yes, in fact, 78% of all new businesses created in this country are going to be created not by small businesses as con

this morning only 27 manassas, 34 hagerstown martins burg, 24 degrees this hour, we have 38 annapolis, and 36 degrees leonard a ridge of high pressure in control it will slide its way out tonight but what will happen it will open us up to get a nice southerly flow that will push in here and that will help to boost our temperatures, so we will end up seeing this warmer air from the south start to push its way up the mid- atlantic and that is what will set us up as we head through into the 70s, because this is definitely going to be sticking around we are really going to benefit from that high moving its way out of the area, now here is a look at your day plan tore day, sunshine midday, 54 degrees, we are looking at a high, into the low 60s, but we are also keeping an eye to the sky for a system down to the south, it will gradually start to push its way up, down across areas of the gulf states, plenty of rainfall but this will move its way toward the mid-at will be tick we will see a very -- mid-atlantic we will see a very weak cold front that will drag its way across. that will set us up for showers, could se

have you got for us. >> right here at regan national 57, degrees, and we are off to a -- cool start i guess in some spots, leonardime here to stay this year as we are not -- typically in march we bounce around not this march, 59 quantico, 59 winchester all right highs suspected low 70s yesterday upper 60s a few degrees warmer sentinel radar, shower activity thunderstorms overnight. now sagging south and west of the area, i don't think this particular batch of showers and thunderstorms will get in here but the air mass is just unstable there is a possibility later this afternoon could see a pop up shower pop up thunder storm around just be ready for it most of the day will be dry partly sunny later this afternoon it is possible we could see a few showers or thunderstorms pop up as this trough of low pressure pops through. nice looking springtime forecast 73 today a couple showers around, 70 tomorrow nice warm up near 80 degrees with sunshine and dry conditions, for the end of the week thursday and friday look great and nice and warm here as you get into spring spring arrives officially tomorrow that is a look at t

until then our temperatures will be trending warmer and warmer as we get into the end of the week, 64 washington, 61 gaithersburg, 69 leonardre highs today enjoy mid-70s a little humidity as well make sure your hair is ready for it 75 daytime high plenty of cloud a little sunshine a couple showers, most of your day should be dry winds out of the east, mostly cloudy tonight shower possible tonight, most of the night dry could be a shower or two in your forecast tomorrow but cloud cover mixed with sunshine temperatures mid-70s weather pattern warms up towards the end of the week thursday and friday near 80 then a cold front in i showed you in texas with rain showers looks like by the end of saturday, perhaps during the day sunday. back to you at the desk. >> thank you very much in just a few minutes national weather service will hold a statewide tornado drill in virginia, a test warning will be sent at 9:45 a.m. that will trigger a tone alert and message on noa weather radios, local radio and tv stations will then broadcast a test message i spoke with meteorologist chris strong at national weather service earlier this morning

the cool spot all morning here manassas. 57 for you in frederick and let's see leonard town, 57 for you. satellite radar, we look at satellite radar quiet conditions across the region high pressure will build on in, a shower or two see it dissipating to the south and east during the overnight hours we will do it quietly cincinnati and chicago clear conditions unseasonable warmth washington and really east of the mississippi, 79 today, 81 tomorrow i think we will get close to records by tomorrow afternoon next time next chance for a shower thunderstorm friday and right now, the weekend looks dry although to be honest, cloudy cooler temperatures highs 70 saturday and sunday that is the weather tony and allison back to you. >> thank you very much governor o'malley is trying to convince lawmakers to create a 6% sales tax on gasoline in maryland he is expected to testify on the bill today, but skyrocketing gas prices could bring that plan to a screeching halt, the state's senate or state senate's president says he is not sure lawmakers have the stomach to pass the bill and may save the issue for a special sessio

leonard. i think you'll see that for another hour to two hours tops. where it's snowing heavily, we have temperatures which are down in the low 30s with bill in newland saying he got 3 inches of snow to north and west sun is coming out. charleston, 37 degrees now. 34 in leesburg. 39 fort belvoir. up in columbia 36. crofton 39. so a chilly day. as we look outside, we still have generally cloudy skies on our michael & son weather camera with a temperature of 40. windchill is 33 right now with the north, northwest winds at 13. here's our clipper quickly moving through. some snow showers in the mountains now of west virginia, eastern kentucky. but as this slides away from us, we'll see a little bit of sun in a couple of spots but also the threat this afternoon for not much more than a passing flurry or snow shower and maybe even a couple of rain showers well south of town. but we've got the cold air in place, just cold enough for the snow. by 6:00 tonight, the storms off shore. a couple of flurries are left over. that's about it. the warm-up begins tomorrow. so for today low 40s here. m

just like yesterday eventually, i am hoping we will get a little sunshine in by mid-to late afternoon, 59 washington 53 quantico, frederick, 57 and 55 leonardn, temperatures very comfortable the more sunshine we get the warmer the temperatures, hoping will be mid-70s. we will likely be in the upper 60s to about 70 hit the next frontal system very slow mover heavy rain again in the deep south this will get in here as we get into daytime hours saturday, we will increase chances for showers and thunderstorms, they will linger into saturday night and first part of sunday and behind the front that area of low pressure we should get cooler temperatures so get ready for highs only in the 60s by early next week it will get much cooler early fog afternoon sun 76 should be dry not concerned with any rain winds out of the south 5 miles per hour partly cloudy overnight not much fog maybe a little tomorrow morning it should, be much greatly reduced over yesterday, there is your 5 day, 82 tomorrow, i give you permission to not go to work or school tomorrow of course i can't grant you that. highs will cool down only in 60s by sunday and monday. all right

we have to. otherwise he's just not going to continue to talk to us. >> reporter: shermantine writes, i really want to believe in leonard but i have these doubts he will come through which is a shame because i have been holding the best for last. well, what is the best? padilla thinks it's simply an agreement to give up all his information. >> i would assume he is talking about, you know, he has alluded to as many as 70 bodies. >> reporter: in sacramento, derek shore, cbs 5. >>> it's really heavy. it probably weighs 80 pounds or so. >> well, it is about the last thing you would expect to find floating in the bay. how a piece of military history finally found its way back to its rightful owner almost 40 years later. crimes in the world: >>> it's one of the fastest growing crimes in the world. now a new way to stop human trafficking to the bay area that's never been used before. >> and looks innocent but don't let those big eyes fool you! how that owl is terrorizing dogs on a popular hiking trail. >> it's going to be raining cats and dogs, it's true! good evening, everybody. rain is coming. how much and when, as eyewitnes

he faces dui charges and we are learning that ushered will soon be stepping into the boxing ring. he will portray boxing legend sugar ray leonardthe upcoming film, "hands of stone." >> that's pretty cool. 6:42 and temperatures around the freezing mark. >> coming up -- but wait is finally over for rockets. welcome back. it is day two on supreme court arguments over the health insurance man de. >> we have details. what did we learn from day one? >> the justices certainly showed their hand that they will be hearing this case. they were dealing with a tax law and whether or not they could wait until taxes have been paid for the mandate or not. they will make a judgment. >> we are moving into day two -- what happens moving forward? >> this is the individual mandate and whether or not it is constitutional and there will be a lot of questions back and forth. it will really be about whether you will see the agreements are going to be made by the government. >> newt gingrich is holding on in the republican primary. >> the primary field does not get any smaller. we still talk about the same people week after week. newt gingrich and rep s

start to your day and a lot of sunshine nice break after the clouds we have had this weekend 56 dulles, 54 southern maryland, leonardimore, 49 in hagerstown. looking at our satellite radar, there you go off to the south and east, and pushing away from the area and generally sunshine to start the day should be a mostly sunny day nice and bright and beautiful, there is a cold front off to the north and west, breezing through as we speak and behind it, the winds will pick up out of the north and west, gustness mentioned, later this afternoon it will have the opportunity to tap into cooler air we will get the chance to bottom out later tonight afternoon highs low 60s overnight lows believe it or not are going to be upper 20s, and low 30s and because of that, we've got a freeze watch, in effect for the counties here in blue, district of columbia and counties enclosed including prince georges county and this is the coldest off to the north and west watching in the mountains of west virginia, northern maryland, um upper 20s later tonight a real cool down overnight hours and tomorrow morning. mostly sunny skies, windy behin

as roger once wrote to the staff -- "we contribute -- the second thing i want to talk about is my late stepfather bill leonard he was the single most important person in my life and it was all because of p be news. back in 1952, my mother was watching coverage of the democratic national convention on black and white on television when she saw a handsome man reporting the natalie stevenson from the place where he was staying around the corner from our apartment. she used me as bait. she put me on my tricycle for a ride around the block to see the excitement. five years later, they married and bill leonard became my stepfather. any of you who knew him remember what an absolutely wonderful man he was, what a kind man, in a business filled with sharp elbows and even sharper words, he was a truly gentle man. here is also a great journalist. he invented exit polls. he invented election night projections. u.s. largely responsible for the creation of "60 minutes" and "cbs sunday morning." but the broadcast that i remember the best of the ones that we did in our oldsmobile whenever the car would reach a milestone -- 1

we are 50 now, in washington, 45, in frederick, 52 leonard town, still cool out there temperatures arem up rapidly winds shifted out of the south frontal system moving in from the north and west up ahead of the front, the winds in the air get a chance to warm up future cast partly sunny for your day clouds in here later this afternoon here we are at about 5, suggesting we are going to get a front moving through future cast not loving the possibility of showers and thunderstorms but to be honest we have at least the possibility of scattered showers and thunderstorms any time after 1, 2:00 p.m. today and then through the afternoon hours if the storms can get going, they could be on the strong side in fact, slight risk for severe weather, lookout for that possibility get it all out here tonight, clearing out, cooling down, cooler temperatures tomorrow your 5 day, 74, 20 degrees warmer than yesterday, cooler air gets back in here tonight thursday and friday, looks great, sunshine temperatures low to mid-50s most of your weekend should be dry, sunday will be the best, sunshine and temperatu

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. >> romney is probably the weakest republican front runner since leonard wood in 1920, and wood lost in the tenth ballot. and i think were as likely to see after the last primary in june, we're as likely to see a 60-day conversation about what's going to happen as we are to see romney dominating. >> the 1920 convention, who can forget. alice stuart, kelly ann conway for the gingrich campaign. welcome to both of you. kelly ann, let me start with you. we didn't get quite a straight answer out of the speaker this weekend about alabama and mississippi. earlier last week, the campaign said got to win 'em both to have a viable, credible path forward as a campaign. is that still the case? >> the speaker himself said this weekend, he said, quote, let me put this to rest once and for all. i'm going to pam tampa. >> so even if he loses, one of these two neighboring states to georgia? >> i think that would be -- that would be fully included in his statement we're going to tampa, yes, just as senator santorum lost in ohio. but in any event, mitt romney had a near-death political experience in his home state of michigan. i know he'

we had to look up other songs on wikipedia. which one. >> sweet home alabama. wouldn't that be wonderful. ♪ sweet home alabama ♪ where the skies are so blue ♪ >> jon: that song is leonardard. everything romney knows about the south he learned from a jeff foxworthy routine. if you have a working 52-inch plasma tv on top of also working 52-inch plaza ma tv, you might be a romney. if your favorite kind of fireworks is firing people at work... seriously, where is romney getting this stuff. >> jeff foxworthy joins us next with the governor. >> jon: holy (beep). >> mitt is the right guy for the job. >> i understand you've gotten a lot of new material from the feedback from people since you made this endorsement. what kind of new material? >> there's the feedback. >> can you repeat it, jeff? >> yeah. >> now we have to keep ourselves and all the viewers hanging as to the feedback that jeff foxworthy got and the new material he's been able to accrue since endorsing mitt romney. >> jon: no, no, no, no. satellite troubles. don't worry about this. if you have a car on your front lawn because your garage only holds five cars, if you go to the diner and order your eggs faberge, if y

wind will boost temperatures today 59 dulles, 59 fredericksburg, 55 degrees leonard town, 59 hagerstown. 58 martins burg what we are dealing with is a couple components we have warm southerly air pushing its way up the eastern sea board a lot of moisture making it on the humid side then this frontal system that will head through this afternoon in the break between the showers we are getting this morning that started to wane off and thunderstorms expected this afternoon we will get sunshine in that window daytime heating will add to instability as this frontal system moves through and that will set us up for a few isolated scattered thunderstorms behind it all a nice ridge of high pressure builds in, back with sunshine and warm conditions sticking around for today a high of 76 degrees chance of afternoon storms, we heat up to 77 on your wednesday with no shortage of sunshine same thing thursday, bright day at 76, a few showers in the forecast for friday and saturday temperatures drop a little into the low 70s but who is complaining we are doing very well with temperatures overnight lows will be into the 50s keep

afternoon, temperatures as mentioned if we get sunshine in the 70s right now 61 regan national, and gaithersburg off to the north montgomery county, 61 frederick, 61 leonarddericksburg, 59 annapolis, and should be a nice afternoon nice evening and a warm tomorrow in fact up ahead of our mixed front temperatures tomorrow should be in the 80s nice looking day tomorrow your sat rad area of high pressure right about there off the carolina coast and again bermuda high i know it is march bobber hue gay high keeping things in the weather -- bermuda high keeping things in the weather stagnant. not expecting rain today our next weather maker will be that front which gets in here by saturday and likely bring showerperhaps a thunderstorm saturday afternoon, saturday night lingering into sunday cooler temperatures behind it, there is your forecast today early fog will give way to afternoon sun mostly cloudy, next couple hours, 76 daytime high winds out of the south, 5 miles for hour partly cloudy tonight, overnight lows upper 50s in the city and low to mid- 50s if you are outside the belt way here is your 5 day tomorrow and absolutely gorgeous friday, 82 should be dr

mornings all right i hope you have a great day have a fabulous day we like your dad a lot too. 59 washington 59 annapolis, 59 leonardght temperatures had a chance to fall back hagerstown 49 degrees, going to be an absolutely beautiful day cool off off to the north and west moving in on a brisk northwest wind a lot of sunshine promises to be a good looking thursday and friday sentinel radar quiet conditions expected today and tomorrow out to the west, rain showers out towards st. louis that looks like that will get in here late friday early saturday, right now looks like our next chance for rain showers, will be overnight, into early saturday right now, weekend 50/50 saturday will not turn out to be the best day although i think we might salvage the afternoon, 64 today, 63 tomorrow and the best bet this weekend sunday highs 70 degrees. all right that is a look at the forecast let's do some traffic and julie wright. >>> all right tucker on the roads this morning, they are busy we have a lot going on here let's map out a couple problems westbound 50, cleaning up paint dropped off the backside of the truck find this act

we have two reports tonight. first, anthony mason on this latest economic sanction. >> reporter: how effective a sanction do you think this will be? >> well, this is the last big one. >> reporter: leonard shrank ran swift for 15 years. established in 1973, the brussels-based swift is the people cord of the global financial system, a cooperative overseen by the world's banks. more than $6 trillion in transactions between banks and businesses flow through its electronic pipelines every day. every bank in the world has a code. >> yeah, it's call add of a bic, code. >> reporter: the codes of some 30 sanctions iranian banks and subsidiaryes, including iran's central bank, which processes most of the coria oil contracts, will be disconnectedly at noon on saturday. >> swift delete the codes, whether it's the bank, the central bank or the entire country which prevents them from having access to or from the system. they're off the is the system. they're cut off. >> reporter: the move could cripple iran's oil business and force the country into a cash-and-barter economy. there are alternatives but they're far less efficient. >> less efficient, less secure, less automated and it would take a long

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we were taken to the hospital in the fbi said, this is your bomb rigged make it easier for us and confess. at that moment, i thought of leonard and allows the fbi had turned its operations toward earth first, back in 1990. >> talked about the legal case that went forward from there. judi has since died but she died of cancer. we're talking about 20 years ago. you are still in court. >> judi bari and i sued the fbi primarily for violations of the first amendment, that they deliberately and knowingly lied. they knew we were innocent and lied and said we were guilty and ordered to shut us up. the lawsuit dragged on for 12 years because the fbi took -- kept appealing different things. in the process, judi bari died from cancer. her lawyers, her estate, and myself took them to trial in oakland in 2002. at the hearing, after hearing unbelievable testimony from the fbi and police, the jury awarded as $4.4 million. >> when the fbi said the sites on to view, they stopped looking around what evidence has come around to suggest who did this? what was the bomb in your car? >> we know the fbi held a bomb school just 30 days before we were

in leonard town, 54 degrees, afternoon highs yesterday, 56 degrees today, in the mid-70s maybe 74, 75 for your daytime high notably warm era lot more comfortable weather here, as we get a nice push of air out of the south ahead of our front mix of clouds and sunshine today, and as we get into the afternoon hours, this cold front will approach from the north and west, the rain showers and thunderstorms, central pennsylvania, starting to become more enhanced and as it crosses the mountains there will be enough warm, unstable air across the washington area that we could see showers and some thunderstorms, some of those storms could be on the strong side. just be ready for that possibility here, we can get some brief heavy downpours and gusty winds. >> future cast doesn't love the possibility of showers but at least it is a possibility as we get into the afternoon and then clear it out and quiet things down as we get into the overnight hours tomorrow looks great, cooler, here is your forecast partly sunny skies afternoon showers and even a thunderstorm possible, 74 your daytime high winds south and west 5 to 10 winds pick up gusting to 30 be ready for a breezy evenin

of these men did, roger rails and bill leonard and mike wallace is to teach me what a great way it is to make a living, what a big responsibility it is, how hard we push ourselves to meet the highest standards of professional ism, but also, and never forget this, and i think i speak for everybody on this day is how lucky we are, the opportunity to travel the world, to meet key players, to ask the questions that so many americans would like to ask if they were sitting where we are, and to be an eyewitness to history. i'd have the opportunity to travel with the great cold warrior, ronald reagan, to moscow, to conduct presidential debates, to play horse with michael jordan, or dog, and, yes, even to integ -- interrogate the olson twins. it sure beats laying pipe in ohio. never forget that, and thank you so much for this very special evening. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> well, i hope that this program and the award winners up here have helped provide some answers of their own to the question we were asking, why journalism matters. please join us at the post dinner reception in the lincoln room, on this level, where you can dance to the mus