. >> reporter: william brown feels blessed every day but especially on father's day. he's extremely proud of the four sons and four daughters he raised with his beloved wife of 63 years, mary. >> i get emotional when i think about her. she's the best wife a man could have. >> reporter: the 86-year-old state department and national cancer institute retiree spends lots of time fishing on the chesapeake, or cape cod or here volunteering. >> i'm not one to sit home and wait for the -- [indiscernible] i'm gone. you'll have to catch up with me. >> reporter: every tuesday for nearly 20 years, william arrives early at the parish hall to help cook lunch for 75 seniors. >> just about ready. >> reporter: they're friends who come to play cards, line dance and eat good food. he's only miss add couple of days but not when he was diagnosed and treated for cancer cancer. were you aware that men could get breast cancer? >> it never crossed my mind. >> reporter: breast cancer is less common in men but about 2100 new cases will be diagnosed this year and more than 400 men will die from

williams. back across to dustin brown. crunched by zidlicky. he gets by. to stick-check it away. meanwhile, it can be played by williams. quite a dual with bryce salvador. onto the point where join has to back off. it is back in again. voynov guided it around behind. willie mitchell stepped to that one. reversed it off elias's stick blade but to voynov. voynov able to rip one ahead that goes back down. and this will be an icing against the kings. >> pierre: long shift production brown and also for justin williams right now. >> eddie: if you're darryl sutter, you've got to think about using that time-out. >> pierre: no question. >> eddie: looks like he's going to leave them out there. >> mike: chased out is williams. in comes richards. opposite henrique. one across. tap back by zubrus. andy greene with it. that one kicked aside. zubrus helps around behind by richards. down to the ice elias. meanwhile on the half-court, they burrow in further. it's taken around further by willie mitchell. mitchell for the kings with a pass that shanked right back in again. i

williams. back across to dustin brown. crunched by zidlicky. he gets by. to stick-check it away. meanwhile, it can be played by williams. quite a dual with bryce salvador. onto the point where join has to back off. it is back in again. voynov guided it around behind. willie mitchell stepped to that one. reversed it off elias's stick blade but to voynov. voynov able to rip one ahead that goes back down. and this will be an icing against the kings. >> pierre: long shift production brown and also for justin williams right now. >> eddie: if you're darryl sutter, you've got to think about using that time-out. >> pierre: no question. >> eddie: looks like he's going to leave them out there. >> mike: chased out is williams. in comes richards. opposite henrique. one across. tap back by zubrus. andy greene with it. that one kicked aside. zubrus helps around behind by richards. down to the ice elias. meanwhile on the half-court, they burrow in further. it's taken around further by willie mitchell. mitchell for the kings with a pass that shanked right back in again. i

william brown will be spending father's day with his eight children, five grandchildren, and three greathildren. he has a lot to celebrate this year as this will be william's first father's day cancer free. >> reporter: william brown feels blessed every day but especially on father's day. he's extremely proud of the four sons and four daughters he raised with his beloved wife of 63 years married. >> i get emotional when i think about her. she's the best wife a man could have. >> reporter: the 86-year-old state department and national cancer institute retiree spends lots of time fishing on the chesapeake, cape cod or here volunteering at our lady of perpetual health catholic church. >> i'm not one to sit home and wait -- [ inaudible ] i'm gone. you'll have to catch up with me. >> reporter: every tuesday for nearly 20 years, william arrives early at the parish hall to help cook lunch for 75 seniors. >> just about ready. >> reporter: their friends come to play cards and eat good food. he's only miss add couple of days but not when he was diagnosed with breast cancer. were you aware that men

williams. back across to dustin brown. crunched by zidlicky. he gets by. to stick-check it away. meanwhile, it can be played by williams. quite a dual with bryce salvador. onto the point where join has to back off. it is back in again. voynov guided it around behind. willie mitchell stepped to that one. reversed it off elias's stick blade but to voynov. voynov able to rip one ahead that goes back down. and this will be an icing against the kings. >> pierre: long shift production brown and also for justin williams right now. >> eddie: if you're darryl sutter, you've got to think about using that time-out. >> pierre: no question. >> eddie: looks like he's going to leave them out there. >> mike: chased out is williams. in comes richards. opposite henrique. one across. tap back by zubrus. andy greene with it. that one kicked aside. zubrus helps around behind by richards. down to the ice elias. meanwhile on the half-court, they burrow in further. it's taken around further by willie mitchell. mitchell for the kings with a pass that shanked right back in again. i

andrea roane introduces us to william brown who will be spending that sunday with his eight children,ive grandchildren and three great grandchildren. ♪bernadette, wanda, maria and a neat arc that's the way they were born -- anita, that's the way they were born. >> reporter: william brown feels blessed every day but especially on fathers day. he's extremely proud of the four sons and four daughters he raised with his beloved wife of 63 years, mary. >> i get emotional when i think about her. she's the best wife a man could have had. >> reporter: the 86-year-old state department and cancer institute retiree spends lots of time fishing on the chesapeake at cape cod or here volunteering at our lady of perpetual health catholic church. >> i'm not one to sit home. i'm gone. he's going to have to catch up with me. >> reporter: every tuesday for nearly 20 years william arrives early at the parish hall to help cook lunch for 75 seniors. >> just about ready. >> reporter: their friends and neighbors who come to line dance and eat good food. >> i know it's going to be tasty. thank you. >> reporter

. >> reporter: when william brown and tommy pasadrill heard people were trapped inside the units, that he ran to help without giving a moment of thought to their own safety. >> it was really intense. >> it was more like the heat of the moment. i didn't think it through. somebody told me there was people in the house. >> reporter: cameron who also helped alert people to the fire said everything happened quickly. >> in the unit closer to the fire, the flames reached across the entire face of the building, had gone up [ inaudible ] >> reporter: the singed frame of the building shows how fierce the fire was. and more than property could have been lost in this three- alarm blaze. >> i think -- [ inaudible ] >> reporter: while the fire department wants to reward the young men for their bravery, the heroes say no thanks is necessary. >> i mean, i appreciate it but, i mean, it's -- anybody else would have done it. >> i just feel like anybody else would do it. if i was in a situation where people could pull me out of a house and it was burning, then i would be really, really grateful. >> report

williams to brown and 2-0. in the third. williams hesitation fires knocks in the rebound.rsey 4-0. >> tim duncan enjoying game five in the western conference finals. change of guard on the court. here is an alley-oop. johnson, two-point game, ten seconds left. ginobili, 103 the final. first road win. >> and 36 holes, u.s. open, they vieg vied for 58 spots. >> the opportunity, you never know, it's a once in a lifetime deal to be in the u.s. open. >> it's nice to give us a little exemption. >> but unfortunately he had a bull ging disk in his back and he couldn't finish 36 holes. but riding an exhausting wave. he won his first nationwide event in raleigh. >> you shoot a six under. being young i think helped him. >> and being stupid not knowing, but i got and playing and land here at sfo at 1:00. we got three hours of sleep and woke up and hit a couple of balls and went out. i'm just running on adrenalin right now. >> he remembers the adrenalin rush of 14 years ago. he held on to it. jansen is just like 790 players trying to earn a spot. >> the only way i'm going to get in is

general willy williams, thanks for joining us and admiral brown, thank you so much.ly, every time i hear about the battle of midway there is more woven into it and this clearly i see services operation. i thank you for your presence today. pass my best to the commandants on my behalf. to our midway veterans, guys, good to see you again. is it already a year since we were all up here shaking hands and having a beer the night before. and i thank you again for what you did. we will always remember what you've done for us and what your colleagues did. this battle defined the world that we know today 70 years ago. and i thank you again for that. fellow flag officers and friends and supporters of the navy memorial, thank you for your support, thank you for your attendance today. and sailors in the honor guard, you look great, appreciate the flags, appreciate the cadence and all that went with it. well done today. >>> this was really as we said a defining moment in navy history. and really, the country's history. and history is full of success stories, and it's also full of

. >> reporter: arabber william pork chop brown has been selling produce on baltimore streets for years. >> plenty of ice and plenty of water. >> reporter: in addition to your body, heat puts stress on the power system. bge will likely activate its peak rewards program, which cycles air conditioners on and off for those enrolled in it. and the utility has crews on hand if there is an outage. >> we feel pretty good now that we've got enough supply to handle the anticipated electric load. the requirement for electricity that our customers will have in this heat. >> reporter: cooling centers are open in many parts of maryland, along with extended hours for pools. >> ice cold, ice cold, ice cold. >> reporter: and get ready. because the sweaty, sweltering dome of heat is going to stay a while. >> we drink a lot of fluids. and&just be calm. >> can't stand it. it is way too hot for me. >> reporter: and while bge says they expect to see more demand, they do not expect to break a record. that last record was set last july. but summer is still in its early stages this year. reporting live from dr

william pork chop brown has been selling pork on baltimore streets for 45 years. >> i'm out here every day, six days out of the week. but i always stay under the tree to stay cool. and i keep plenty of ice and plenty of water. >> reporter: in addition to the body, heat puts stress on the power system. bge will likely activate its peak rewards system, which cycles air conditioners on and off for those on the program. >> a little different. it's going into a holiday weekend. so for us, we have to make sure that we have sufficient crews that are identified. we may have extra crews that will be working to handle anticipated heat. >> reporter: many are simply going to ride out the triple- digit threats inside. >> drinking a lot of water, trying to stay hydrated and, you know, get out of the sun, too. like where we're standing right now. [ laughter ] >> exactly. good advice. >> reporter: some good advice also. just make sure you hydrate as much as you can. and don't leave any pets or children in your car because it can get even hotter in your car when all the windows are closed. the pools ac

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they are going the first of three tonight and we will talk about venus williams and tony parker when you hang out with crase brown -- chris brown you got to look out for drake. later in this broadcast. >>> new tonight, you may not have noticed but facebook changed your contact information. instead of the address you designated it shows a new address that ends with facebook.com. that allows you to communicate with other outside clients. they are looking to make it consistent across the site but if you don't like the change you are free to reset your information back to the way it was. >> reporter: the man accused of murdering 7 people was back in court today. in addition to the 7 murder charnels, one goh is also facing three attempted murder charnels. he is accused of shooting at oikos university last april. administrators say he was upset about a tuition dispute. he confessed to being the shooter but pleaded not guilty. >>> governor jerry brown is promoting a plan to keep college tuition costs from going up. it is contingent on voters approving a tax increase. if that happens university of california and californ

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kwame brown, of course, spent much of his childhood actually down in prince william county in virginia with his mother, but he came back to the city in high school with his dad, marshall brown, a long time political organizer here in the city and, of course, kwame brown made his political career here in the city, but mark fisher wrote in the post today that brown presented himself as a young african american who was equally comfortable in living rooms in anacostia and in chevy chase, a politician with street distribution ranks ekes d.c. and boardroom savvy -- with street -- with street smarts and politician savvy. >> reporter: what do you think of this? >> send him to jail. >> well, i really didn't know him. >> reporter: you don't feel a strong connection? >> no. >> reporter: even though he just lives a few blocks from here? >> that's right. >> when he first said that he knew nothing about it and he wasn't resigning, everybody knew that it was coming to an end and it's really sad. you know what i'm saying? that d.c. got to go through this time after time and they say we're not finished

he circulates this draft to william stewart in particular who thinks it is way too strong. plus some other republican advisers, orville browning, frances blair. based on their recommendations, he changes it. now he supports the 13th amendment. now he vows only to protect federal courts under control. now he has this memorable -- truly brilliant, softer ending. misty cords of memory to every living heart all over this broad land will yet swell the chorus of the union when again touched as surely they will be by the better angels of our nature. the language actually comes primarily from william seward who suggest this is for the ending. the mystic chords which -- it didn't have the musical ear lincoln appropriates them as -- mystic chords but in a clunky phrase. lincoln as a literary person develops it into the last stanza. so the southern response to the inaugural, southerners interpret it as a declaration of war. here's one quote from south carolina. racializes lincoln saying he's an orangutan, to battle. which is a signal of our freedom. a virginia editor says it inaugurates civil war. many southerners characterize lincoln's

brown smoke, cinnamon cloud. this time it was just the other day it was a celebrity that's 15-year-old macy williams, game of thrones, so macy joins a long line of teens and preteens can't resist, the cinnamon challenge, swallow o spoon full in under 60 seconds, nobody can. this kid did, whoever was there egging him on, couldn't believe it. you have another step forward, social media, copy cat videos. stupid stunts, dubious let's call them. quick leap, and stuck with fire. but there's an apparent human attraction. putting our bodies into dangerous places and then to tape it and up load it. >> some folks feel like celebrity in your own neighborhood or backyard. >> youtube is responsive to the perception, daredevils favorite posting place, it's where kids will get the ideas to try some of this stuff themselves. in a statement youtube told us, youtube's community guidelines prohibit videos intended to encourage dangerous activities that risk serious physical harm. we review video flagged by our users around the clock and routinely remove or age restrict material according to these guidelines. with the community of user

>>guest: william, we have polling numbers about that here in massachusetts with scott brown and elizabeth warren and we asked, brown was recipient of j.p. morgan chase money and we asked the question, whether or not scott brown should give the donation back, 42 percent said yes and 43 percent said no. this is massachusetts action democratic state. so i don't thing that connection will catch fire. not from the limited polling information we are looking at. >>neil: this is at a time, david, with a great division among democrats. we will get it to this. about whether attacking wall street, attacking fat cats, attacking the 1 percent and the business community, if that boomerangs or is a good way to run a campaign. how is it resonating in these polls? >>guest: it is not. rebound going negative on romney, and he has done a lot of this the last two or three weeks is having the inverse effect, the numbers are dropping, and romney's numbers are gaining, a problem if the white house. they need to take a step back, get out of panic mode and look at polling data and go forward with a different appro

down 1-0 but on the attack, williams weaves through the defense, fires and scores. check it out again. brodeur shielded by dustin brownthe puck. tied at 1. later in the period, still tied, when devils have the puck. salvador shoots and puts the devils back on top. see it again. the puck deflects off of kings' voynov. devils become the first team in 67 years to force a game six after being down in the series 3-0. game six on monday night in l.a. >>> one final note. maria sharapova wins the french op open women's title to complete a women's grand slam. the men's final between djokovic and nadal can be seen here after the news at 9:00 a.m. have a good morning. >>> one of most anticipated fights in months ended in controversy. manny pacquiao squared off against timothy bradley last night in las vegas. the fight went into a judge's decision with a split decision in favor or of bradley. boxing experts and news outlet whose scores fight say backpack yo was the clear winner. bradley floated the idea of a rematch between the two later this year. >> we ask you'd if pacquiao was robbed of a winner. yes, they should get the judge

brown until an election can be called. >> let's bring in criminal defense attorney ted williams for more on the legal side of all. this mr. williams, does this growing suspicion at least in certain circles that the feds leading with this charge of bank fraud kind of tips their hand they didn't have a whole lot to begin with if this is the strongest charge they have? do you get that sense or no? >> that may very well not be the case. first of all, i think we need -- the citizens of the district of columbia owe a debt of gratitude to ron machen who is the united states attorney. he's very low key. he's very professional and they may very well have had other charges, but what happened here, they entered into what is known as an information meaning that former chairman brown would go in and plea. so it doesn't mean that they were weak in any of the case or in any of the information or their investigation. it just simply means that this was the agreement that he would plea in the u.s. district court before judge richard leon tomorrow to the bank fraud and then wee go across the street to the superior -- he would go ac

brown's resignation. >>> looking ahead to 2013, republican delegate scott lingamfelter is hoping to become the next lieutenant governor. he represents prince william county. republicans plan on holding a convention instead after primary next year. >>> it's 6:36 on this -- it's 6:06 on this tuesday morning. i'm watching your money. a new database of credit card complaints goes online n. is from the consumer financial protection bureau. it will will let you see -- it will let you see the kind of complaints received. the database will launch today. >>> when you're planning out your summer vacation budget, there's one thing a lot of people overlook and that is tips. it's -- it always helps to have a bunch of small bills on hand. hotel house keepers usually get $2 to $5 per day. a good rule of thumb is $1 per bed for each bed made each day. hotel bell hops should get a dollar or two per bag. give a parking valet $2 to $5 each time you pick up your car. in some places tipping is included so read the fine print. >> gratuity included, service charge is included. it will usually be around 18%. if it had been extraordinary service and you'd like to tip on t

brown smoke, cinnamon cloud. this time it was just the other day it was a celebrity that's 15-year-old macy williams, game of thrones, so macy joins a long line of teens and preteens can't resist, the cinnamon challenge, swallow o spoon full in under 60 seconds, nobody can. this kid did, whoever was there egging him on, couldn't believe it. you have another step forward, social media, copy cat videos. stupid stunts, dubious let's call them. quick leap, and stuck with fire. but there's an apparent human attraction. putting our bodies into dangerous places and then to tape it and up load it. >> some folks feel like celebrity in your own neighborhood or backyard. >> youtube is responsive to the perception, daredevils favorite posting place, it's where kids will get the ideas to try some of this stuff themselves. in a statement youtube told us, youtube's community guidelines prohibit videos intended to encourage dangerous activities that risk serious physical harm. we review video flagged by our users around the clock and routinely remove or age restrict material according to these guidelines. with the community of user

brown: that's all ahead on tonight's "newshour." major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: and the william and flora hewlett foundation, working to solve social and environmental problems at home and around the world. and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> ifill: there was more unrest in egypt today and activists called for yet another major protest tomorrow. the uprising comes just weeks after the country's first democratic presidential election and more than a year after the toppling of former egyptian president hosni mubarak. the crowds had thinned in cairo's tahrir square, but the message remained the same on this third day of protests. >> ( translated ): we have to bring the rights of the martyrs and we have to retry mubarak. this verdict is unacceptable. >> ifill: on saturday, lying in a hospital bed and partially concealed within a cage, former president hosni mubarak listened as a judge sentenced him to life in prison for hi

william is in second grade. i'm here as a parn the. i have been part of parent voices the last seven years. we advocate for childcare, accessible, affordable and quality and thanks to the leadership, governor brown was able to reach a budget deal yesterday and we're so happy for that. unfortunately, even though a lot of the cuts were removed but not all of them on childcare, not a lot of help. we still need $5 million. and it's sad to see, i was never able to benefit from childcare. i was wait listed when i need it. called me five years later when i was working. so i became an advocate for childcare. it's important. i wanted to make sure we understand that a lot of the mothers are able to get out of poverty, start working and start childcare. i know you understand this and finally getting a check and moving on and the childcare they get is cut and they have to go back to the -- back to general assistance and cycle starts again. i know you understand that. we are working hard in sacramento to make sure hopefully the revenues measures are passed and we will have according to senator lee a surplus in three or four years. i just wanted to say a little bit. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> thank

brown did not name the person, but he did say the person had been assisting with the campaigns for more than five years now. >>> former d.c. mayor anthony williams weighed in on all the ethics scandals that have rocked the d.c. council. he said compared to several years ago when the city lost is credit rating and couldn't balance its budget, things are not so bad. >> where it was then and now, it's night-and-day difference. there's no question it's a better place, but there are issues that have to be attended to. >> williams made that comment after testifying at a council hearing about the city's chief financial officer. the council is trying to determine if gandhi should serve another term. he's been the cfo for 12 years. williams testified in support of mr. gandhi. >>> when we come back. hundreds of homes destroyed and the danger is far from over. we'll go live to colorado for the latest. >>> and passengers on metro will pay a lot more if they don't have a smarttrip card. >>> thousands brave the heat >>> the worst fears of firefighters and residents in colorado springs are confirmed today. the massive blaze has now destroyed hundreds of homes.

brown: a jury convicted a u.s. church official for the first time for the handling and cover-up of sexual abuse claims. 61-year-old monsignor william lynn of the archdiocese of philadelphia was found guilty of child endangerment. prosecutors said he recommended reassigning priests accused of abuse to unsuspecting parishes when he served as secretary of the clergy from 1992 to 2004. the jury acquitted him on one count of conspiracy and another of endangerment. he could face up to seven years in prison. the jury could not agree on a verdict for his co-defendant, reverend james brennan. he was accused of sexually abusing a 14-year-old boy in 1996. after the verdict, district attorney seth williams had this to say. >> what happened here was unspeakable. people knew that these were predators, who were much more concerned with the institution than the victims of sexual assault. they failed to recognize that the church is its people. the most important thing i think is that this monumental case in many ways will change the way business is done in many institutions, be they religious institutions, educational institutions, day camps, whate

williams next. >>> a michigan lawmaker is censured for saying the word "vagina" on the house floor. today republicans are saying she had a temper tantrum. state representative lisa brownhere to respond tonight. share your thoughts with us on twitter using the hash tag ed schultz. we'll be right back. no. whoooa i'm in a river. what are some good kayaking words? like...rapids? look, i'm going through the rapids. ok. i'll take it. new offers in new places so you can try new things. sync your american express card with facebook, foursquare, and twitter to find savings. that's the membership effect of american express. >>> because we are a better nation than one that expels innocent young kids. and the answer to your question, sir, and the next time i prefer you let me finish my statements before you ask that question, is this is the right thing to do for the american people. i didn't ask for an argument, i'm answering your question. it is the right thing to do for the american people and here's why. here's the reason. because these young people are going to make extraordinary contributions and are already making contributions to our society. >> welcome back. that was pre

brown. yesterday the d.a. announced there was not enough evidence to prove the officers were paid for this photo. >>> william shatner waiting in line for security at an airport, when he was picked out for a random search. he was wearing loose clothing and had no belt on, so when officials patted him down, his pants fell down. shatner was left standing in front of dozens of passengers in only his underwear. the 81-year-old star says it was the most embarrassing thing that's ever happened to him. >> that is simply awful. >> it is embarrassing. >> awful. >>> alec baldwin will tie the knot with his fiance in new york city tomorrow. but the actor is trying to keep the details of the party under wraps. guests will reportedly be given directions to the reception tomorrow by text message. we know the 54-year-old will marry his 28-year-old bride in downtown manhattan and his "30 rock" costars will be among the guests. >> we wish them well. >>> okay. >> it is now $726. >> yes, we do. >> the washington wizards had the third overall pick in the draft. who did they pick? >> we continue to cover the fall out from the supreme cour