he captured his second tour victory in 22 days, also married his if i yap say on may 5th. this is a good time for duffy. congrats. >>> a redskins fan favorite is back. he sits down with lindsey murphy. tim hightower when we continue.  [ male announcer ] are you paying more and more for cable and enjoying it less and less? upgrade to verizon fios tv, internet and phone for just $89.99 a month guaranteed for two years with a two-year agreement. this is a limited time offer, so don't wait. get fios at this great low price. act now and you'll get $250 back. but hurry. this incredible offer ends june 2nd. call 1.888.get.fios. fios. a network ahead. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800-974-6006 tty/v. >>> welcome back. for the redskins, the offseason is pretty much over. players are working at the facility and, tomorrow, organized team activities are beginning. one player back in the fold is tim hightower. lipped see murphy sits down with him >> reporter: tim hightower has gone through a lot in his first season with the redskins. but he is hungry to ge

since lee yap hasn't abided by the court ruling or attempted to defend herself, today here in baltimore county she was held in contempt of court. >> i'm not after her to be arrested. i just want my children back here. that's all. i want my children to have access to their mom and dad and family, my children have a huge family here. >> he said in the to give up the fight for his family even though it hasser inly left him bankrupt. we'll show you how people are rallying around him and supporting him coming up on the news at 11. >>> the episcopal die ease of maryland is offering to provide a funeral for the homeless man who killed himself after shooting two church members in rrk remember. the family of douglas gens hasn't decided whether to accept it. a funeral was held for reverend marguerite kohn and a funeral will be held for the second victim brenda brewington. the offer was made in the same spirit shown not amish community in lancaster when a man shot and killed two girls in 2006. >>> dr. winthrop phelps said we needed a place like this. he opened the children's rehabilitation institu

then went a little yapping at the pacer bench. they don't like each other.pacers not quietl quietly. west turn around. get within 5 but that is it. couldn't stop wade. strong. 41 points and 10 rebound. heat take the series 105-93 victory. 4 gyms-2. cal women's soft team. won in 2002. bears have another chance at history this season. 54 and 5 heading into this weekend super regional in berkeley. best of 3 series against washington. winner moves on to the college world series head coach dianne says this team is special. >> they are willing to go through a brick wall to make things happen so year so i know they weren't read to have the season ended and i think they came out on sunday prepared and confident they would win both games. they are looking forward to success this weekend. >> keep the cow theme. men golf team also had shot at the national title. many tournament starts next tuesday at riviera in la. bears roll after back-to-back win. >> i really feel like if we are ever going to make some make a real run at this this is a great time. guys playing well.

then went a little yapping at the pacer bench. they don't like each other.uietl quietly. west turn around. get within 5 but that is it. couldn't stop wade. strong. 41 points and 10 rebound. heat take the series 105-93 victory. 4 gyms-2. cal women's soft team. won in 2002. bears have another chance at history this season. 54 and 5 heading into this weekend super regional in berkeley. best of 3 series against washington. winner moves on to the college world series head coach dianne says this team is special. >> they are willing to go through a brick wall to make things happen so year so i know they weren't read to have the season ended and i think they came out on sunday prepared and confident they would win both games. they are looking forward to success this weekend. >> keep the cow theme. men golf team also had shot at the national title. many tournament starts next tuesday at riviera in la. bears roll after back-to-back win. >> i really feel like if we are ever going to make some make a real run at this this is a great time. guys playing well. full of conf

seem to be worried about the usual political correctness of double standards but it will boomerang and yapit's part of europe it's part of nato nobody is thinking about the future they're going on about today that maybe these guys are no the good guys but there is we are and that's the usual practice unfortunately that they're ready to talk about. and to democracy somewhere in the northern africa or in iraq or anywhere else but they just don't notice their twenty percent of the latin population. is leaving the normal citizens towards normal passports and so on and so forth it's like in the i don't know in the upper teeth you know you're right actually it's actually the same as to their members of the council of europe they're members of the nato and so on and so forth so this is this is politics it's not evil but we should admit that russia also isn't immune to to to neo nazis tendencies we can see that for example in the behavior football fans who were well you should have made that is the true one. unfortunately you know. more time passes after the world war two of the great patriotic wa

britain would do would be to yap to the un. to be dumbfounded. when patcher decided to to send a totally unprepared for that totally convinced that the brits and indeed if it had been up to the foreign office that's exactly what would have happened the argentine invasion of the islands worked out pretty well they didn't for the british government given that it was in such trouble domestically how much was this planned by britain to lure argentina into a trap to save its end skin. you're attributing too much intelligence to the british government it took everybody completely by surprise you know the political will certainly there were plenty of warnings that one of the things they say there was an intelligence failure know there was an invader failure of the intellect but that's permanent in british government it seems unable to process information and come up with sensible policies that campaign itself the way it is conducted was it done well was it a good idea in itself opinion i think they had to do it we had a legal and moral obligation to tho

i will have to read peter's book to see -- yap, yap. i believe he was one of the protÉges.k that all of that information, he certainly had its head. everything that i understand, whether it is to see what is0 coming back and people that were involved -- he did not give up that kind of information. i don't know how successful it was. >> [inaudible question] >> if we contrast what you just said what the latter phase to that began in 2007 when they brought in frank pellegrino to do the clean team cleanup, to produce evidence that might be useful in a legal prosecution,. >> right. >> conducted by this country -- of course, by then, all the attacks and this and that header to happen. but what about the clean team exercise? he stopped obfuscating, to some extent, as far as we know, or what happened then? >> again, in terms of operational intelligence and whether you can use it to stop plots -- i mean, i think they talk to somebody in 2007 after they had been in custody since 2003 -- at that point they were just trying to build a case against him. but i think one of the things tha

then went a little yapping at the pacer bench. they don't like each other.rn around. get within 5 but that is it. couldn't stop wade. strong. 41 points and 10 rebound. heat takes 105-93 victory.- 4 gyms-2t team. won in 2002. bears have another chance season. this season. 54 and 5 heading into this weekend super regional in berkeley. best of 3 series against washington. winner worldon to the college series head coach dianne says this team is special. >> they are willing to go through a brick wall to make things happen so year so i know they weren't read to have the season ended and i thinkcame ouy came out on sunday prepared and confident they would win both games. they are looking forward to success this weekend. >> keep the cow theme. men golf team also had shot at the national title. many tournament starts next tuesday at riviera in la. bears roll after back-to-back win. >> i really feel like if we are ever going to make some make a real run at this this is a great time. full of coll. full of confidence that's reminiscent of the 2004 until championship tea

dirk yapping thinks the eurozone needs to learn to balance cuts with growth prospects. growth is going to love everybody's in favor of love everybody in favor of growth but how to bring it about and the one hand you need austerity because all budgets are blow to that already for a long time many countries have too much debt on the other hand we have to be stalled competitiveness make sure that and. set up companies again then that the economy starts growing again but we need and to put into a ship we need lower taxation we need competitiveness and all these things these things we have to do only in a few years time because you know now we're in a process of internal devaluation we're not developed waiting a currency but we are developing countries and it's a very hard process that may take years but the political and social system are not able to cope with that and that is part of the problem there is no time for the things we have to do the problem here is that nobody is coming up with a plan b. everybody says we have to stick with plan a greece has to stay in the euro

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end the unpopular afghan war but at the summit, president obama warned about al-qaeda in the arraign yapsula gaining influence in another mideast hot spot, yemen. >> we're going to continue to work with the yemeni government to try to identify aqap leadership and operations and try to thwart them. >> reporter: yesterday's bomb tax in yemen's capital that killed almost 100 soldiers was one ever worst in the country's history. yemen is fighting a simmering war with al-qaeda in the south. >>> and launch. >> liftoff, a successful launch for the space x private company making history this morning. its dragon capsule is on its way to the international space station and should rife later this week. this is the first too many a private company has launched into space. congratulation to them. >> we'll continue to follow their endeavor. >>> millions of dollars in stolen art. the latestest on the fbi search. site. >>> a rescue at a water fall. a tamer pulled to safety -- a teenage are pulled to safety. -- a teenager pulled to safety.   still thinking of rereplacing te truck? i just don't know whe

because he was yapping around telling everyone this whale story of the outside position outside his londonwas just a tempest in teapot. so why, why did he just come out now? after speaking to analysts earlier this week, as well as david gregory from "meet the press" for sunday, and admit to this, huh, now? finally, how, as in how the heck could this happen given jamie dimon's endless preaching that he's the risk controls to catch this kind of thing. when you approach this clinically as i am trying to do, it checks the intense anger i feel from having been caught owning jpmorgan for actionalertsplus.com, which is also known as my charitable trust. where on days like today, i do truly regret that i play with an open hand. by the nature of that product, i have to admit that i've been bagged and i own it. the trust owns it. i can't say it's jamie dimon's fault. i'm supposed to be more skeptical than that. the truth is, the bank had no business owning that. i thought jamie would not put on a risky position like this, or at the very least, catch it early enough. look, i don't want his apology. i

today, ken yap mcduffie will be sworn in to the ward 5 seat.n a special election earlier this year to remace harry thomas, jr. he resigned the ward five seat back in january just days before he pleaded guilty to embezzling city funds for personal use. mcduffie will serve the remainder of thomas' term. >>> a metro worker is recovering from serious injuries after he was hit by a train. it happened just before 1:00 yesterday afternoon at the shady grove rail yard. the worker was trapped under the train for about an hour. he was able to speak with rescue crews as they tried to get him out. he was airlifted to shock trauma in baltimore. >>> thousands of people said their final good-byes to go-go legend chuck brown. has family held a public viewing yesterday where brown was scheduled to play his next gig before he pass wade on may 16th. huge crowds r crowd as you can imagine turned out through outdate to pay their respects to the d.c. musician. many fans turned the occasion into an opportunity to celebrate his life. they threw a block party outside t

apparently, arab yap elephants are known to be artistically inclined with some in captivity that haventing. i think i've seen stories about that. >> maybe they can sell for what that other painting sold for. $120million. >> an elephant painting will maybe sell for a million. >> pandas are still cute. >> we've got rain showers moving in from the north and east. i don't know how to touch any of these animal stories this morning. >> let's not. it never goes in a good direction. >> exactly. let's see if we can do a better job with the weather. radar off to the north and east showing the shower activity approaching. columbia and maybe laurel before long. baltimore has been getting light rain showers. this has been tracking to the east and to the south and east. here in washington, we are sort of on the southern edge of t it may get close enough that we'll get shower activity. i think northern portions of howard county and anne arundel county. earlier, we had some flashes of lightning as well. it is possible we could kick up into a possible thunderstorm. the air was a little more stable tha

it's more important than the huge number of shares that everyone's yapping about, or the fact that there a ton of insider sellers. of course, yeah, sure, i'd like to see no expansion or insider stock, but come on, at that point, that's a distraction. why am i so confident the anti-facebook bubble heads will be wrong? first of all, people might be excited about all the latest social media ipos, but what's happening now is nothing like the insanity that gripped the market in 1999. unlike a lot of the scolds out there, i can actually remember the dot-com era, i lived through it like almost no one else. i was running my hedge fund. i also founded an internet company that came public back then. i watched it strike on the first day and spend years crashing and burning before it bottomed at a dollar. yes. stocks can't go below zero. so i'm more qualified than just about anybody else in this country to make this judgment. facebook is a legitimate company. in fact, it's too legit to quit. in 1999, we had 289 internet related ipos, and that's an order of magnitude bigger than what we're seeing now

. >> host: an history yap from the earliest days. what stands out.the address? >> guest: he wrestles with, what is peace, after install and he says, let it not be an excuse for tyranny. >> host: also the first -- said the first real peace through strength figure in the nobel's history, which is -- >> guest: general marshall in 1953. >> host: very interesting one, which i wanted to talk about. and actually one i think you say was pretty -- at that anytime europe he was extremely popular figure, and there wasn't much debate about that. although his speech was an interesting speech, too. >> guest: well, he won -- you and i think it's a great contribution to peace was defeating the nazis. he didn't win for that. he want for the marshall plan. the only one nod to call it. he called it the european recovery program. everybody else called it the marshall plan. that's what he won for them same day winston churchill was honored in stockholm with the literature prize but marshall gives a most unusual nobel lecture. the nobel lecture least like a nobel lecture. he says dis

. >> reporter: we are off to a yap i start and dealing with several accidents. 695 where there's a crashbe packed on west side as well. here's a live look at liberty road. that outer loop is going to be jammed down towards security boulevard. there's a water main break to the far from the scene that's shut down liberty road all but one westbound lane has been closed that's at millford mill speeds at 20 miles per hour and jfx jam packed. that's a look at your abc2 timesaver trafficor. >>> the hunt is onto find burglary suspects targeting homes. 8 burglaries in hamilton hills, and westfield in the past few weeks. they pretend to be contractors or movers and if someone is home they move on but if the house is empty they try to find a way in through-locked-- unlocked door or window. >>> street teams are going to be fanning out across baltimore to preach street safety in the wake of the yankees and red sox game throughout downtown to get the most response possible. let's go back to new york for more good morning america. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] virtual wallet can help you be that person who'

the first native american pilot, he flew it into the inside of yap lagoon during a big navy air striken that place, and rescued two downed aviators he was awarded the distinguished flying cross for that event. the stories are just amazing, and the old men who live next door or young men that just came back, you have no idea, of the depth of the kinds of experiences that they have had. they are not all heros but they all took risk they all went overseas and they all came back and they've served a lifetime of community service as well. >> how can we purchase this book? and how can we help further. >> um, simply google pillars and come up with this on amazon.com it is also on create space and if you want to help out. >> self-published right? it is a beautiful book you did a wonderful job. >> thank you. today all over the country, veterans are -- it is a buddy copy drive none of the funds go to drive the post all of the funds are used for veterans related charities if you see these, wear them proudly, give a generous donation. >> i am so glad you had time to come and talk with us. lieutena

>> i think what he is referring to in a sense nobody in washington can keep their yap shut for very longnymore. just as if, when when you think about the decision that president obama has been talking about, how difficult this decision was for him to launch this attack on bin laden, think about what his options were. option, a, we have sufficient actionable intelligence not conclusive and we go with it and it works. option. about, i'm not going with it. i think the decision in that room was, look we have to understand this information will come out at some point. do we want to be the administration not to take the opportunity to get bin laden. much the same way if things had gone bad they needed something or were looking for something that could perhaps deflect the blame. so saying --. bill: this special-ops commander, mcraven, he is aware of all this as it is being arrange and put together? >> again, that would be speculation on my part of the was he informed of the memo? did he sign up to the memo or something put in a safe and will be pulled out if things gone south and there was a go

we don't have that as viable intelligence because somebody was unable to keep their yap shut.at going public witness essentially could cost american lives. you said something like that i want to understand, you said the worse part of it is we knew about it in april, that would have been a month ago. why is that the worst part of it. >> the worst part of it is essentially the white house comes out and says, yes, we were on top of this since april. we've been managing this thing and following this and on top of it and had control of this operation. think about it, what are your options then? it doesn't take a rocket sigh even 'tis inside al-qaida, they are not idiots to think, that means they've got a source, they've got somebody. really there is not a lot of intelligence required to put two and two together on al-qaida's part and understand what happened here, and the fact that we had an asset working inside that organization that was placed in there and now the damage that's been done by revealing that information, via the white house, i think, if this is not looked into. i do

they can't inherit money in the same way of straight couples and the court said that is unconstitution yap is a form of discrimination, it's a violation of states right to establish marriage as they see fit and this is clearly going to the supreme court. >> that was exactly what i was going to follow up on, it's a states' rights versus federal authority issue. it's a major issue the supreme court takes up. it's clear the supreme court won't be getting involved in this anytime before election day, but you and i often talk about things in political terms of how it's playing. this is sure to be an issue on the campaign trail, right? >> it is, and, you know, it's important to point out that this is not a court saying that states must have same-sex marriage. that's not what this case is about. this is simply about whether the federal government can refuse to recognize same-sex marriages. you know, i don't know if this case will be a hot point of debate between obama and romney, but it is part of the general debate over same-sex marriage, and clearly you have two individuals and two political pa