. >> this is malik, one of the new stars for underarmor featuring inner city football featuring inner city football players right h,,,,,, it's kind of hot. but it's not too hot. bingo. try dunkin's new hot & spicy breakfast sandwich with jalapeÑo and habanero peppers. . >>> here's first warning doppler weather radar. we were just talking about this on cbsbaltimore.com. we do have a couple showers in the area. let's zoom in on the metro. it's not a ton of rain. just still this slight instability action. such is going to be the case this day. partly sunny, shot and humid. the more sunny than partly. a gusty afternoon thunderstorm, a high near 90. >>> at 6:23. high school football players from baltimore city have now the stars of a new underarmor commercial. as jessica kartalija explains, the executive producer for the new ready for august ad is an expert when it comes to football. >> in the shadow of the baltimore city detention center an empty grass lot is a practice field for football players at st. francis academy. >> that's me on the right. >> on his cell phone st. francis junior m

. >>> this is malik. one of the stars of a brand-new commercial for underarmour, featuring inner city football players here in baltimore. that's coming up on wjz. >>> and a cloudy, overcast tuesday in baltimore. after several days in scorching heat. we finally had some relief. how do things look for the rest of the week? your first warning forecast is coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it is partly cloudy. 82 degrees. the complete first warning weather forecast is coming up. a rash of burglaries in canton. and police say the suspects are getting bolder. monique griego has more on what they're asking from the public. >> reporter: canton homeowners, the target of a string of burglaries. police say they are striking day and night. >> we actually have window air conditioners in the middle of the day. 3:00 sunday, somebody tried to break in through one of those. basically rip it out of the window. >> reporter: brad line scared the burglars off. within the past month, residents listening in neighborhoods surroundi

malik he has not really brought in the sunni factions that are part of the political landscape but have not been part of the political ownership. this has been the situation for almost a decade. >> do you think it is worse because of the conflict in syria? >> i think so, yes. there is a very live conflict in syria and not much border control between syria and iraq. you worry that the people who escaped from the prisons in baghdad could go across the border and join the conflict in syria. america, then question is was the american sacrifice worthwhile? >> for most americans, iraqis in the rearview mirror. people do not talk about it. i do not discuss it. they consider it a net negative for u.s. national security interest. we lost so many lives. in my view, it was one of the biggest mistakes we have ever made. unfortunately, when you look at the situation today, it is not getting any better. >> what way forward do you see from here? >> ultimately, the iraqis themselves have to control their destiny and they need to learn that they have to actually deal with the whole society, to can -- to

five hundred cases of girls disappearing off to the revolution the case of fourteen year old abdul malik is one of the most famous i don't remember the name of the man who was accused in the kidnapping he was the owner of a bookstore. she went out and didn't come back. called the hospitals and declared her missing cording to witnesses the last place she was seen was that exact but store. owner was accused and there was a warrant to arrest him but it wasn't carried out. abraham lewis the coptic civic organization that investigates cases of christian girls who have disappeared most of the time the girls do run away with their muslim fiance but kidnappings do occur the police try not to get involved especially if there's information of the missing girl had already converted to islam. but wearing a hit job is their choice they talk about it frankly on the internet and these are not rare cases there are hundreds and thousands of them it is evident that the church has some social and cultural problems provoking the christian girls to convert to islam nobody's being kidnapped. the people who di

. >> reporter: this boy, malik told me -- >> not seeing my family anymore. >> reporter: mayor quan stepped up to the parents. >> we have to honor the parents -- >> shut up! >> reporter: hecklers tried to drowned her out. mayor, were you disappointed by the boos. >> yeah, the radical anarchists have never liked me. so that's okay. >> reporter: the message was the same for everyone else here, peace and change. that rally was peaceful. over and over again, we heard calls for no violence, only peaceful rallies. later on tonight, there's supposed to be a vigil at lake merritt. noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> another than a hundred cities held rallies demanding justice for trayvon martin. thousands attended the rally in atlanta, many carrying signs or wearing t-shirts of martin. martin luther king said his work remains unfinished. a small crowd carried pictures of trayvon martin through the streets of sanford, florida. that's the place he was killed and his hometown. it was a week ago the jury found george zimmerman not guilty in the shooting death. >> not only do i vow for you to do wha

it's going to take a while, sam, and malik california. sam stein and nia malik is a henderson. >>> darryl ice sack, they want to pretend he is not accusing the white house or that democrats are using the irs to target tea party people. he did it again. the implication is again and again obama did it, obama did it, and he didn't. this is "hardball," the place for politics. which is why he's investing in his heart health by eating kellogg's raisin bran®. good morning dad. hi, sweetie. [ male announcer ] here's another eye opener. not only is kellogg's raisin bran® heart healthy it's a delicious source of potassium. ♪ mom make you eat that? i happen to like raisins. now that's what i'm talkin' about. [ male announcer ] invest in your heart health with kellogg's raisin bran®. >>> be sure to catch our special final edition of the chris matthews show this weekend. join me and 17 great journalists as we address the big question about race in america's future. and also celebrate 11 great years on the air. i'll have some last thoughts as we c

finally, jury selection for the nidal malik hasan case. we'll take you there live when we get started at the top of the hour. we'll see you then ♪ when you experience something great, you want to share it. with everyone. that's why more customers recommend verizon, america's largest 4g lte network. >> steve: goats gone wild. we've been amazed by these tree climbing goats all morning long. so what makes them do this? we're calling in jack hannah. >> brian: wait a second. jack hannah is here? >> steve: that's right. he's been spending the week with mountain goats. >> brian: he has not! >> steve: where are you? >> i'm in montana right now. they made this call, it's not even daylight yet. i knew it was you complaining about goats. soy got on the phone. >> brian: wait a second, jack, don't tell me goats can climb like monkeys! >> trust me, brian, trust me. you know what they say, i'm a walk encyclopedia of misinformation. but let me tell you, i raised goats as a little boy in tennessee. i've seen them all over the world. yesterday, when i was

. >>> acting as his own attorney, accused fort hood shooter major nidal malik hasan issued a statement to fox news. catherine herridge has details. good evening. >> reporter: his statement does not directly address the shooting in november, 2009, which killed 13 and injured more than 30 others, it claims the u.s. military is at war with his religion. the statement reads in part, quote, my come policity was on behalf of a government that only acknowledges it would hate for the law of allah to be the supreme law of the land. he says he regrets his years in the army as a psychiatrist, claiming it was inconsistent with his religious beliefs. i would like to repent to all might a allah and apologize to the mujahideen. the believers and the innocent. i ask for their forgiveness and their prayers and for forgiveness for participation in the illegal and i am moral aggression against muslims. it is believed to be the first lengthy statement by the fort hood suspect whose court martial begins august 6th. george strat enand his son wounded in the attack will testify at the trial. statten is not s

court-martial of the fort hood shooter. 14 senior army officers will decide the faith of major nidal malik hasan, the psychiatrist accused of killing 13 people in 2009. >>> being a world class athlete might not be good enough to go rock climbing with the boy scouts. we will explain. >>> and why you are paying for phone operators to take only a couple of calls every day. the grapevine is next. [ male announcer ] be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. go talk to your doctor. you're not indestructible anymore. [ herbie ] there's no doubt about it brent, a real gate keeper. here's kevin, the new boyfriend. lamb to the slaughter. that's right brent. mom's baked cookies but he'll be lucky to make it inside. and here's the play. oh dad did not see this coming. [ crowd cheering ] now if kevin can just seize the opportunity. it's looking good, herbie. he's seen it. it's all over. nothing but daylight. yes i'd love a cookie. [ male announcer ] make a powerful first impression. the all-new nissan sentra. ♪ . >>> now some fresh pickings from the political grapevine. a ca

. >> i'm here as a voice for my son malik, who at 17 years of age lost his life due to an act of gun violence. >> on december 14th, we lost the love and light of our family, our daughter grace. >> gun violence in the united states is a much bigger problem than the shooting that killed my father. >> in a tragic incident of gun violence affected his life forever when a disgruntled employee suffering from mental illness came into the workplace and let loose with a barrage of guns. he had 6,000 rounds of ammunition. >> we are 875 and more mayors from all across the country, unified by one thing, which is the belief that we can respect the second amendment and the rights of law-abiding gun owners and do much more to keep guns out of the wrong hands. >> mayors against illegal guns is the largest gun violence prevention and advocacy group in the country. they have come to washington to help members of congress put a human face on america's gun violence problem. >> every day we lose 32 more americans to gun murders, 90 to gun deaths, hundreds more are wounded in our homes and our streets and

. >> i'm here as a voice for my son malik, who at 17 years of age lost his life due to an act of gun violence. >> on december 14th, we lost the love and light of our family, our daughter grace. >> gun violence in the united states is a much bigger problem than the shooting that killed my father. >> in a tragic incident of gun violence affected his life forever when a disgruntled employee suffering from mental illness came into the workplace and let loose with a barrage of guns. he had 6,000 rounds of ammunition. >> we are 875 and more mayors from all across the country, unified by one thing, which is the belief that we can respect the second amendment and the rights of law-abiding gun owners and do much more to keep guns out of the wrong hands. >> mayors against illegal guns is the largest gun violence prevention and advocacy group in they have come to washington to help members of congress put a human face on america's gun violence problem. >> every day we lose 32 more americans to gun murders, 90 to gun deaths, hundreds more are wounded in our homes and our streets and our schools.

the truth of it is, with everything we've got going on and malik being in college, i mean, honestly, we don't have it. >> yeah. well, did you ask aunt ella and uncle curtis? >> oh, no way. no way, and i'm not going to. i mean, they've already done so much for us, c.j., and they would be disappointed in me. >> well, that's not true. i mean, these things happen, man, and we're all family. so, look, man, if there's anything else we can do, you know, just ask. >> but for now, let's just go in this kitchen and have a great meal, okay? >> yeah, because i put a lot of work into this meal. i knew you all were coming. so let's have fun now. >> hey. >> all right, floyd. i brought the ladder out like you asked. >> right. cool, cool, cool. now, look. we need to find the right place that we can put this camera, all right? >> okay. >> all right. now, look, this camera, it feeds right into the closed caption on your tv, all right? >> all right. >> so go in there and turn to channel 99, all right, and then i'm gonna holler, and you let me know when you get a picture, all right? >> okay. all right. >

. >> i'm here as a voice for my son malik, who at 17 years of age lost his life due to an act of gun violence. >> on december 14th, we lost the love and light of our family, our daughter grace. >> gun violence in the united states is a much bigger problem than the shooting that killed my father. >> in a tragic incident of gun violence affected his life forever when a disgruntled employee suffering from mental illness came into the workplace and let loose with a barrage of guns. he had 6,000 rounds of ammunition. >> we are 875 and more mayors from all across the country, unified by one thing, which is the belief that we can respect the second amendment and the rights of law-abiding gun owners and do much more to keep guns out of the wrong hands. >> mayors against illegal guns is the largest gun violence prevention and advocacy group in the country. they have come to washington to help members of congress put a human face on america's gun violence problem. >> every day we lose 32 more americans to gun murders, 90 to gun deaths, hundreds more are wounded in our homes and our streets and

john feehery and nia malik cag host of the new show on background. congratulations on that. let me start with john on that to see if there is an argument to be made here. could you think weiner, do you think weiner is something that will travel? do you think that it travels say to milwaukee or to nebraska or florida or texas where a democrat running for office would have to defend anthony weiner even if he wins the new york mayor's race which he probably won't? >> if he wins it, i think it has some legs. this whole weiner, filner, spitzer white liberal men behaving very badly and certainly doesn't help the democrats trying to get votes. republicans are not going to build their whole campaign strategy on these three guys. >> your party is doing that. what are all these tweets and stuff coming out of the rnc and congressional committees? >> tweets don't make a campaign. what they have to do, they have a problem with the gender gap. they've got to recruit able female politicians to run for office and get them to win and have them be their spokesmen for the party. the republican

. >> i'm here as a voice for my son, malik, who at 17 years of age lost his life due to an act of gun violence. >> on december 14th, we lost the love and light of our family, our daughter, grace. >> gun violence in the united states is a much bigger problem than the shooting that killed my father. >> tragic incident of gun violence affected his life forever when a disgruntled employee suffering from mental illness came into the workplace and let loose with a barrage of guns. he had f 600 rounds of am anything. >> we are 875 and more mayors from all across the country unified by one thing which is the belief we can respect the second amendment and the rights of law-abiding gun owners and do much more to keep guns out of the wrong hands. >> mayors against illegal guns is the largest gun violence prevention and advocacy group in the country to put a human face on america's gun violence problem. >> every day we lose 32 more americans to gun murders. 90 to gun deaths. hundreds more are wounded. in our homes, in our streets, in our schools. >> you say to yourself, well this didn't happen to

jury selection resumes for nidal malik hasan in the fort hood massacre trial. six potential jurors dismissed yesterday at the prosecution's request. hasan, representing himself, did not ask potential jurors any questions. >>> wal-mart announcing it will cancel plans to build three stores in washington, d.c. if lawmakers approve a minimum wage bill. the bill calls for all big box retailers to pay employees at least 12.50 an hour. wal-mart also saying the bill jeopardizes three stores already under construction. let's go outside. >> brian: baseball players could be facing sus pensions as early as this weeks, as early as friday. the fallout from the league's ongoing investigation on the use of performance enhancing drugs is at stake, steve. >> steve: that's right. according to reports, major league baseball is considering 100-game bans for new york yankee alex rodriguez and ryan brawn, all this as we head into next week's all-star game, which is why we're here in fronts of this all-star game events. >> brian: al leiter is here. outstanding player. used to play in

with 44 interviews leadership, 17 iraqi leaders including prime minister malik , and allliki essentially focused on this, that we did not consult with them about what they really needed. and thus we built what we wanted. as though burns told me, deputy secretary of state, we came to a rack dosh iraq and tried to do in our own way. and he underscores and echoes the iraqi point, it consultation is key. establish uniform contracting, personnel, and informational management systems. all messing -- missing in iraq. the years ago we found coalition provisional authority could not account for who was there. they did not have a staffing system that was apropos, which is not surprising since it was a startup. rack doshnfolded in a -- iraq. improvisation is the wrong approach. plan.e to personnel planning is the first and foremost element. you have to take the right people to the situation to succeed. ut also, i.t. there was no coherent informational management system in place to track what we built. indeed, we ultimately concluded after a series of audits, only 70% of what we built was captured i

if they were a little less pc, could he have nabbed people like nidal malik hasan, or the accused boston bombers? joining us, former mayor of new york city, rudy guiliani. that is exactly what you said yesterday in washington. too much pc. not willing to say islamic extremists are the problem. >> right. i see it as a problem that affects the bureaucracy. in other words, it becomes an issue where not everyone, but too many people who are doing these investigations become nervous. they're going to get in trouble if they incorrectly identify a tsarnaev as a terrorist, a nidal as an islamic extremist terrorist, even though the evidence is logical that they should be identified that way. >> brian: you're saying it's different there 2001 and here we are in 2013, the threat is still out there. in fact, you could argue it's growing. yet, we're reluctant to say who did it. >> i have no doubt about the fact that within the relevant bureaucracy that do this, there is a strain that's going on where some of them are more worried about incorrectly identifying someone as a muslim extremist terrorist th

major nidal malik hasan is representing himself at the trial and his first time addressing potential jurors, he admitted he supports the taliban and sharia law. then asked the jurors their thoughts on islam. many of whom said they had negative views but they could put those views aside only to consider the evidence. ten jurors have been tentively selected so far. 13 are needed for the trial. he is accused of going on a shooting rampage. we all remember back in 2009, killing 13 people. he does face execution or life without parole if in the meantime, another bombshell this morning. a former top security official just revealed the 2009 massacre was first labeled as a terrorist attack before it was then switched to workplace violence. former new york city mayor rudy guiliani calling the decision dangerous. >> i think it is exceedingly damaging to engage in this fiction that the attack at fort hood was work lace violence and there is a certain reluctance to describe someone as an islamic extremist terrorist for fear that you're going to make a mistake, but it certainly played a role in t

lawmakers working to suspend the pay of army major nidal malik hasan. house introducing legislation that would allow the military to stop paying members who commit capital offenses. hasan allegedly gunned down 13 servicemen in fort hood in 2009. we know he did it. he's been paid around $300,000 since the attack. and an ohio judge sentencing a woman to spend the next five christmases in jail. the judge calls the sentence the holbrook holiday. lawmakers forced to spend their favorite day behind bars. tina young got the sentence for giving fake licenses to illegal immigrants. and that's your news. gretch? >> gretchen: you looking to tackle your money mishaps? could whatever be holding you back actually all be in your head? here to explain is personal finance expert dave ramsey. good morning. now you're going to be money expert/psychologist, right? >> well, i guess i always have been. for 20 years we told folks that 80% of handling money is behavior. only 20% is head knowledge. >> gretchen: yep. so put on both hats 'cause here is the first e-mail. ava from

accused fort hood shooter nidal malik hasan is expected to enter a not guilty plea today under military law, a death penalty case requires a plea of not guilty. jury selection begins next week. >>> and an unprecedented chance encounter for president obama and president bush in tanzania. they came together to lay a wreath for the victims of the 1998 embassy bombings in tanzania and kenya. the al-qaeda attacks left 224 people dead, including 12 americans. mr. brian? >> brian: service to our country was the subject of the blockbuster movie "blackhawk down." remember? >> you all right? >> i'm good! >> he's coming around these corners! you watch our backs! >> where is the rescue squad? >> we're it. >> brian: wow. michael durant is former blackhawk pilot who went from a prisoner of war to the ceo of a multi-million-dollar company. he's being honored for it. he was crowned 2013 vet entrepreneur of the year. with us right now, u.s. army veteran and decorated soldier, ceo of pinnacle solutions, michael durant. he joins us right now from huntsville, alabama. michael, congratulations on the flawle

general said to describe the deterioration of malik on time on the degraded mental state of many of the prisoners a combination that is leading to a tipping point and lieutenant fryday told us that guantÁnamo has warped our system of justice. in many ways to struggle with al qaeda is a war of ideals. that is the battleground on which our country should have the greatest advantage. sometimes when we lose our way outsiders will admire our values and remind us of who we are and what they stand for. family members of guantÁnamo detainees have written letters to human at dance in this hearing and i want to quote from them. the uncle of an algerian who has been detained for more than a decade without charge has been cleared for release and wrote one in 2002 i was told that he was detained by the americans. i thought that at least he would have the right to a fair trial. trial. i thought his race would be respected and justice would prevail. what i feel today is mostly and comprehensive -- and cumbersome. how can this this nation on the prize itself on defending human rights as its eyes to t