brennan tonight. brian, it should be a good game. a good game for player evaluation. >> indeed. dave enjoy the game, we'll be watching as well. look tonight at 10:00. of course you have the news edge now. the news is always on myfoxdc.com. a lot of stories to update throughout the evening. we will do so there and have tht the very latest tonight. tmz on tv coming up xt. our stfed pizza rolls, pizza mia, the p'zone... and our personal panormous pizza starting at just $ the big eat tiny price menu. only at pizza hut. >> ot bad outhere today. temperatures did manage to get into the upper 80s, a little bit less humidity. we had a couple thunderstorms late this afternoon and showers around. all th ofsunshine. t of sunshine. not a bad summer day. temperatures in the upper 80s. overnight tonight, mild. there may be some patchy fog in places, but it's not going to be too bad. i think by early tomorrow morning, any fog we get will burn off quite quickly. through the day tomorrow, if you like today, you'll love tomorrow. it's going to be a carbon copy. temperatures start out in the lower 70s a

what the commission has done. justice brennan, i recalled, had warned over 30 years ago that the government should take care before enjoining the broadcast of words or expressions spoken by many in our land of cultural pluralism. the word, i'm told, was spoken in the argument before the court of appeals. but the lawyers were alerted that some of the justices might find that unseemly, so only the letters f and s were used in our court. in mid may, the court reversed the second circuit for the fourth time. the case was ashcroft v. ichbar. it was initiated by a pakistani muslim, arrested on criminal charges in the wake of 9/11 and held under highly restrictive conditions in brooklyn's metropolitan detention center. as plaintiff in an action, it fostered a number of federal offices -- he sued a number of federal offices alleging his harsh treatment carried out a discriminatory policy in which he was designated a person of high interest because of his race, religion or national origin. former attorney general ashcroft and the director of the f.b.i. were both named defendants. they tho

quarterback competition was one ever the hottest battles this preseason as colt brennan and chase daniel vie for the number three spot. but today the skins say ey will put brennan on injured reserve because of hip and hamstring injuries. an m.r.i. showed a partially torn hamstring. chase daniel has been waived. however, he can still be signed to the skin eight-man practice squad if he clears waivers. this move leaves the skins with just two quarterbacks on their active roster. >> i think a lot of teams are doing that this year and we'll put one on the practice squad. we'll have three. basically we put a tenth lineman on for that extra quarterback or you can say we put marcus mason on for the quarterback. there's 25 slots and you have to go somewhere and you want to put your best 25 on there. that's what we felt like we did. >> the kicking competition is now over as the redskins decided to go with sean suisham. he's coming off his worst season in the pros where he missed an n.f.l. high tenth field goal. vinny said suisham pulled ahead during a kickoff at practice last week. running

. when david martin introduced us to lieutenant brian brennan back in may, he had already defied tremendous odds just by surviving an enemy attack. but now he's writing a whole new chapter in his life. >> reporter: the miraculous recovery of lieutenant brian brennan took another incredible step forward this week. a morning run with general petraeus, commander of the wars in iraq and afghanistan. >> for me, being a lonely old first lieutenant to having a four-star general conversing with me and p.t.ing with me is just an unbelievable thing. i never thought that i would ever be able to do that, ever. >> reporter: it's not just that brennan lost both legs to a roadside bomb in afghanistan, he was in a totally unresponsive coma until one day a year and a half ago when petraeus visited him in the hospital. >> there was absolutely no response whatsoever. >> reporter: in desperation, petraeus shouted out the motto for brennan's unit: cuurrihee, a cherokee indian word that means "stand alone." >> all of a sudden, the lieutenant, his stumps are banging up and down on the sheets, his head

found this ad on craigslist about a cute baby boy available for adoption, but no picture. so brennan e-mailed the list ee yahoo and got this in an inbox. >> the picture he sends you is a picture of jake. >> it was horrifying, i never would've thought in a million years i would have the emotional reaction i did. >> reporter: it claimed her son is canadian born and living in an orphanage, the republic next to nigeria. >> i got really angry. incredibly angry. >> reporter: but brennan decided to play along in search of more clues, discovered if you hold a cursor, it shows the address for her family's blog. >> i know other people had access to it, but i never thought anyone would want to. >> reporter: the scam unravelled through a correspondent, she called authorities when the person asked for $300 just to start the application process. >> even though he's not being harmed, i think in a way he's being sort of violated. >> and our thanks to sean kelly from wcdb for that report. they have since made their family blog private. >>> most churches collect money during the service, but the first b

complaints with the attorney general against this man, attorney richard brennan. he's accused of taking millions from debt-strapped families and doing little or nothing to help them. >> the way that this was presented by the attorney general's offices, you ripped off your clients. is that what you did? >> tonight at 11:00, with this now dis-- what this now disbarred attorney has to say. the lavish lifestyle he supposedly led and what the state is doing to get the money back. for the 11 news i-team, i'm barry sims. >> 5:23. 48 degrees on tv hill. coming up, another look at your morning commute, traffic and weather together. >> plus a show depicting drugs and violence on baltimore streets will soon be used as a teaching tool. >> don't forget to e-mail your answer to the "watercooler question of the day" what do you think of a bill that would give pet owners up to a $3, 500 tax break? email your response to watercooler@wbaltv.com. so, what is this thing again? it's fidelity's guidance -- it shows you ways to spend in retirement that can help your money last, whatever your plans. lik

washington school of law and he was clerk to justice william brennan of the united states supreme court in the 1970 to 71 term. his newest work surveys more than 200 leaders of american constitutional law. to support his thesis that the supreme court overarching role in constitutional interpretation has been "to harmonize the constitution with the demands of majority politics." while this book is intended for the labor leader, his fresh insights and opinions make the book a week for even the most serious scholar of american legal history. powe remises for example that his verdict on many landmark opinions has often been different than the initial public response. for example, after the disastrous dred scott opinion in 1857 voters did not punish the democratic party for their support of the result. andy democrats gained votes in the ensuing election in every state, both north and south. in the 1905 decision in lochner versus new york which is universally reviled today as they example of judicial arrogance. failed to garner popular notoriety or scholarly attention for several decades after w

shawn kelly from affiliate wcvb. >> reporter: 7-month-old jacob brennan was busy tasting toys when his mother jenny got a suspicious e-mail. >> out of the blue, some girl e-mailed us and said, i think you should know that someone is using jake's picture in an adoption scam. >> reporter: it sounded hard to believe, brennan did some investigating and found this ad on craigslist about a cute baby boy available for adoption, but no picture. brennan e-mailed the listed address and got this in her inbox. >> the picture he sends you is a picture of jake. it was horrifying. i never would have thought in a million years that i would have the emotional reaction that i did. >> reporter: the e-mail claimed her son is canadian born and living in an orphanage in cameroon, the republic next to nigeria. >> i got really angry. incredibly angry. >> reporter: but brennan decided to play along in search of more clues. she discovered if you hold the cursor over the picture, it shows the address for her family's blog. the scam unraveled. >> even though he's not being harmed, i think in a way he's being sort

records say she may have taken that love too far. brennan was counseling the boy against premartial sex, but at some point she allegedly began holding and kissing the teen during sessions which escalated to sodomy and sexual intercourse. after the allegations were levelled, brennan's pastor placed her on unpaid administrative leave. >> our director of youth ministries was a very important position here. >> reporter: in brennan's neighborhood in fredricksburg, none of our neighbors wanted to talk on camera, but many dribbed ar pfamily and a ndnd kind. they along with her church family are hoping the allegations are untrue. in stafford county, keith garvin, news4. >>> investigators say some of the acts took place inside brennan's home and her minivan. she is facing ten counts of taking indecent liberties with a minor and ten counts of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. >>> there is heightened security at amtrak stations across the northeast this evening as part of what's called operation alert. the tsa along with amtrak and local law enforcement agencies are all taking part i

made it 21-0, jacksonville. this may be the plate that everybody is talking about. colt brennan was hurt. they called it an aggravated hamstring. that may be a factor because when daniel came back he through this touchdown pass. it was his fourth touchdown pass of the preseason. all teams have to down to 53 players saturday at 4:00. the eagles were in new york to play the jets, but before the game started that the eagles got good news, that michael vick will be able to play in the third game of the season. number 27 against kansas city. he got a mixed green in new york. he continued to increase his speed. he went 7-11, and the jets win it. tennis fans, let's go to new york for the u.s. open. murray a share a plot -- maria sharapova is still advancing. downto to the phone both, where the seattle win streak, the drive, and curry hits the three. the mystics when it. portis did not play, so a lot of guys sat out, not motivated. we will see what happens when the giants played them. it is going to be a lot like last year. before taking it on, one must study it first. rushing in unprepared

of "the goods: live hard, sell hard" and the very funny comedian, neal brennan will be performing stand-up and chatting with us as well. [ cheers and applause ] happy 100, everybody. today's friday. today's friday, and that's when i usually catch up on some personal stuff. you know, i check my inbox, return some e-mails, you know, of course, send out thank you notes. so, i'm running a bit behind today. so, i thought if you guys wouldn't mind, i would just write out my weekly thank you notes right now. thank you. roots, can i get some thank you note writing music? ♪ [ light laughter ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: thank you, dog snuggie, for allowing us to embarrass animals in a way i never imagined possible. you did it, thanks for that. [ laughter ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, dick cheney, for announcing your new tell-all memoir. i'm sure it will be a best seller and give the publishing world a much-needed shot in the face. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, health care town hall meetings, for combining a quaint small-town potluck dinner with "fight club." [ lau

brennan and todd collins. for now, colt may be the people's choice but what matters is the coaches' choice. collin is the number two qb. brennan is in his second year with the redskins and still in the growth and learning stage as an nfl quarterback. jim zorn will have a very tough decision to make. it is likely, though, he will stick with this guy, 15-year veteran collins who has been through this before and welcomes the competition. >> every year, you know, it is the same in the sense that you know there will be competition. somebody playing better than you, you know, then they are going to probably, you know, move up. my outlook has always again to prepare like a starter and prepare and be able to play at that level. you are not playing for a backup spot. you know, you are mott chasing, you know, the number two spot, number tee spot. everyone should have the mindset they are trying the play at the level of a starter and then when you have taunt to play, then you can, you know, produce like one. >> no security in this job. either you are moving up or down. and right now, i'm a th

brennan as chairman. brennan has been in the job for 11 years, since taking over from company founder jack bogle. vanguard manages nearly a trillion and a half dollars in u.s. mutual fund assets. the change is effective january 1st. >> susie: with just a few weeks left in the year, the pressure is on to start preparing your 2008 taxes. we're here to help this week with our year-end tax tips. tonight, why this year more than ever you need to take advantage of flexible spending accounts. here to explain: our tax expert, kevin mccormally, editorial director of "kiplinger's personal finance." >> i always advise employees to be aggressive when it comes to setting aside cash in flexible spending accounts at work-- those wonderful fringe benefits that let you pay medical bills with pretax dollars. and, that advice is more important than ever this year because this is likely to be the last year that full-powered tax savings are available. you see, congress is taking aim at medical flex plans as a way to pay for health-care reform. there's currently no legal limit now on how much employees can

new effort at the brennan of energy, focusing on implementing more aggressive efficiency standards for household appliances like refrigerators and ovens, which will spark innovation, mike consumers money, and reduce energy demand. today we are announcing additional action to promote energy efficiency across america. actions that will create jobs in the short run, save money and reduce dangerous emissions in the long run. the offer step we are taking, a new efficiency standard on florescence and incandescent lighting. i know light bulbs may not seem exciting. this simple action holds enormous promise, because 7% of all the energy consumed in america is used to light our homes and businesses. between 2012 and 2022, these new standards will save consumers up to $4 billion a year in and serve enough power to reduce emissions by 166 million cars a year, and eliminate the need for as many as faulty -- 14 coal fired plants. we will start here at the white house. the secretary has already started to take a look at our light bulbs and replace them. if we want to make our economy run more ef

indicted 36-year- old jennifer brennan yesterday. seray chin has more on the youth minister now on unpaid leave from the church. >> reporter: revealed disturbing allegations of one of lltheieiown. according to court documents. jennifer brennan is accused of having sex with a 15-year-old boy. this picture was posted on facebook, identifying her as a youth director. a grand jury indicted her on ten counts of indecent liberties and ten counts of contributing to a minor. if it weren't for the reverend, detectives may not have known about this case. >> i am mandated to report allegations of any improper conduct or anything that harms a child or youth. once we knew that there were allegations, we reported immediately to the sheriff's department and to the child protective services. >> reverend says brennan was well liked at the church. her neighbors meanwhile are in disbelief of the 20 count indictment against her. >> i am shocked to hear that anybody would say anything against her, because she seems to be very nice. >> the alleged incidents happened between january 24 and march 30 of th

furthered by a case called jingles, written by justice brennan, which made up three factors that had absolutely nothing to do with the rang of the statute and basically said if you're a majority-minority, you can draw a square majority-minority district if minority are losing elections outside of toes districts and then they said and we will also look at the so-called senate report factors, which again have absolutely nothing to do with how people vote or how the lines are drawn, but socioeconomic disparities between minorities and other groups, so you had essentially proportional representation regime, but they didn't want to call it proportional representation regime, so there are all these factors them walk through and at the end of the day, upled come up with these majority-minority districts. then you go to the 1990's, you had a somewhat conservative extreme court, which i think was generally appalled at the kind of districts that emerged from the 1990 redistricting that abbey quite rightly says were drawn with four blocks from here to the civil right division where they sat dow

question, will booth and brennan finally get together. anita vogel has this sneak peek. >> i'm back, baby. >> reporter: it's another season of decaying corpses, crazy cases and plenty of booth and brennan as bones new season hits the ground running. >> human remains. >> reporter: the light-hearted crime drama has seen the scientists and the g man teeter on the edge of romance without ever quite blossoming. will this season finally seal the deal. >> booth thinks he has feelings for brennan. she is not sure that he's being serious because he also has other symptoms of recovering from brain tumor where he's not really himself. he is dressed differently and he is acting strange. >> you feel like a puppy in a lot of ways with her. uncertainty, not a strong level of balance. she feels one way and feels the other way. makes for interesting drama. >> the man whose lived you saved is excited to see you. >> reporter: and there will be some extra star power on the set this season. look for cindy law per's psychic to return and emily tries to get little sister to make a guest appearance. >> she

this point, but unfortunately i just didn't get it done. >> washington quarter back brennan went back to work toy. he tried to put his dismal performance against the ravens out of his mind. in his defense, he was under constant pressure. every time he dropped back to pass. he says he's chalked that up as a learning experience and is looking ahead. >> i wanted to come out and show how well i progressed and as far as the numbers go, from the sheet, just didn't have a good game. i didn't put any points up on the board. it's frustrating. but that's kind of how the pre-season goes. i've got a few more chances so i'm looking forward to pittsburgh. >> look forward. washington nationals continue to play good baseball. another win in cincinnati today. this is how they did it. bottom of the fifth. watch him. that's a hard hit drive down left field line and it is gone. a three run home run. reds take the lead 4-2. top of the eight dsf's ryan zimmerman. watch this. he can't make the catch. adam dun scores. for some reason drew sutton just lobs the ball back into the infield. he's on his way home.

man to oversee the interrogations, john brennan, to make sure detainees are not tortured nor renditioned to states that torture. this despite the fact that brennan ran the bush cia counterterrorism center while the center developed its torture and rendition regimes, regimes which brennan later defended. let's turn to the staff writer at "the new yorker" author of "the dark side, the inside story on how the war on terror turned into a war on american ideals." great thanks for your time tonight. >> great to be with you. >> what did i miss just now? >> well, that was a pretty good rundown on what sounds like really a medieval program. you know, one of the things that the inspector general's report says that i think is important is he told the cia back in 2004 when his report was given to them that they were in deep legal trouble. and so they were very much forewarned and i think there were some other documents put out by the justice department today that showed that they continued to justify the program on through 2007. that is three years later they were still doing many of the

olympics. charlie. >> all right, chris bury in chicago, thanks to you. christine brennan, a columnist for "usa today" and abc news consultant who has covered the olympic movement and the international olympic committee for years, joins us now. christine, what happened? this was such a stunner. maybe the fact that rio won isn't such a surprise but that chicago finished so badly. >> the ios is a mercurial group, charlie. it is -- they want to do what they want to do and they do it. they think they're royalty and they a that way. 100-plus member, mostly male, very euro centric. and when i heard that the president was going the other day, i thought what a roll of the dice. it's not a done deal. this is not the iowa caucuses. it's a secret ballot. it can change based on the whim of one or two ioc members. so it was a -- really, i think, a tough thing for the president to do. for chicago, financially, a strong bid, but it was clear the ioc said we want to go to rio, and whatever the u.s. was doing, and whatever chicago did, it turns out it didn't matter in the end. >> they may have wanted to go

had a better game tonight than normally colt brennan who threw a pick although it wasn't his fault late in the game. coming up later on geico sports extra, guys will hear from marcus mason. a local guy from montgomery county. last year he led the nfl in rushing in the preseason. but he didn't stick with the team. tonight a good performance that's going to help his chances. all that's coming up with more on "geico sports extra." back to you. >> all right. looking forward to it. thanks. >>> and a tripleheader threatened to create the perfect storm trafficwise anyway. the redskins, dc united, and the nationals were all in action tonight. some fans say they moved their commute times up even earlier in the afternoon in order to avoid the traffic. in the end, fans say the triple threat was not as bad as they thought it would be. >>> hurricane bill downgraded, the storm now a cat 1 as it continues its march north. huge swells from hurricane bill are causing extremely dangerous surf and life-threatening rip currents off the east coast tonight. including our area. coast guard had to be call

already written to john brennan, the assistant to the president for homeland security and terrorism on behalf of this committee. i have asked him to provide us results of the internal investigation by the fbi, army intelligence agencies that's under way. both owe an interim classified matters, both senator sessions and i should be informed and i've spoken both with the attorney general and with fbi director moeller and yesterday the ranking member and i as well as the chairman of the intelligence committee senator feinstein were briefed on the status of the investigation. we should and we will conduct responsible oversight. try not to do it in a reckless fashion because we should not take steps that are going to interfere with the ongoing investigation. or standing in the way of military prosecutors. i want them to be able to compile a thorough and complete case. also yesterday the attorney general and treasury secretary geithner announced the creation of a financial fraud task force. it's a significant step in our efforts to strengthen fraud prevention and enforcement. it uses the

frustrating times. at that time in the course is you, bill brennan was still there and controlling a lot. the liberals, even though there were more republican appointees, the liberals had a bit of an hand that did not sit well with him either. >> host: we will talk in a moment or two about some of the opinions. >> guest: great. thank you. mika brzezinski what are you reading? >> "the glass castle" and jeannette used to work at ms nbc. do you know her? she grew up in west virginia under the most unbelievable conditions and she writes about it. and hashish use her live through a glass castle of this existence with a very mentally ill mother and a very poor existence. and it's a book that i'm sure with my daughters. and then she has another book out just now. i can't remember the title of it but i'm going to move on to that one. i have to get her first win under my belt. >> you also are writing a book. tellis. >> is out on january 5. i'm a little nervous. is called "all things at once." and it is about the search for the ability to admit to myself that i love to work. and it is important to me,

standing behind tiger. joining us now, sports columnist christine brennan, howard bragman, cnn analyst roland martin and stephen a. smith with "the philadelphia inquirer." christine, what does this mean for the world of golf? >> it's a shock and it's going to hurt them financially. it's a terrible day because they've already had trouble in this economy. a few tournaments don't have title sponsors. one of them in the san diego tournament, anderson, that was going to be where tiger came back at the end of january. so jobs will be lost. there will be people who are really hurting golf. tv ratings will plummet. >> when he was out at the masters or the pga tour last year, ratings were down, like, 50%. >> they were, yeah. he had that leg injury, knee injury, and he was gone for the second half of the season and came back in '09. and oh, yeah, golf went dark, basically. so it's a huge issue, obviously, for a human being, but for the game of golf, if we look at that subset, it's a big deal. >> stephen, did it surprise you? >> i was a little surprised because when you say indefinitely, i'm assu

this is now something on john brennan's plate, the chief counterterrorism adviser to the president. they're figuring that out. as i said, chris, we are learning lots of information ourselves on this. including that visa situation. and clearly we're going to hear more possibly about his travel to yemen, and some other things that, frankly, all of that stuff was available to the u.s. government. and i think that's what the president is saying. they had a bunch of information. dots weren't connected. and again, pointing the finger at the government itself. it was a pretty striking conclusion that the president has drawn. >> thank you very much, chuck todd, reporting from hawaii for us, where he has been with the president throughout this vacation. and of course, he's calling for these two specific reviews, but there was a huge review five years ago by the 9/11 commission talking about very specific ways, very specific recommendations about how to make air travel safer, and many of those recommendations have never been implemented. let me bring in a member of the 9/11 commission, richa

position. we will hear from jim zorn as he weighs in on the brennan versus chase daniels scenario. >> it will be interesting to hear. we look forward to that one. >>> now to a big heart throb. ordinarily nick jonas is singing on the stage all over the world and today he is in washington talking to folks at the national press club about wht it is like to have juvenile diabetes. >> there are times when the schedule gets a bit hectic but you take it one step at a time and that goes with managing your die diabetes, as well. making sure that you have the right tools and take care of it and making sure everyone is watching out for you and with you every step of the way. >> reporter: nick say he is happy to help young people understand the disease. >>> now you have the news edge. the news is always on m. .myfoxdc. keep it here. mz otn vis coming up next. see you back here tonight on fox 5 news at 10:00. have a good one. hearts happy... ...and big hearts happy too. because as part of a heart healthy diet... ...those delicious oats in cheerios can help naturally lower cholesterol. (cheerio

' hood? what can a president do? >> obviously, the president is receiving briefings from john brennan. it was expanded to include a fairly lengthy briefing from secretary gates. director mueller from the f.b.i., there was a meeting last evening in the oval office with that same group of peep. again the president gets regular updates as to the incident and to the investigation. >> and is he only receiving information or is he also in position to give orders of some sort? >> obviously, he talked with -- he talked the yesterday afternoon with obviously, by phone with secretary gatings an admiral mullen to get an update as to what has happened. he talked to lieutenant general cone, the base commander at fort hood and has offered any resources that any of those individuals might need. i think the f.b.i. was on the location fairly quickly. and is working on this investigation jointly with the department of defense. >> are you aware of any action that he's taken, any affirmative action? >> i'm not aware of any requests that have been made for the movement of resources. >> one i want to ask y

they're standing behind tiger. joins us now is christine brennan, howard bragman, and rollin' martin and stephen a. submit. what does this mean for the world of golf? >> it's a shock, and it's going to hurt them financially. it's a terrible day, because they've already had trouble in this economy. a few tournaments don't have title response spornsors, and oe is the san diego tournament where he would come back at the end of the january. jobs will be lost and people that are really hurting. golf tv ratings will plummet. without tiger it's a niche sport and nothing more than that. >> he was outside of the tour last year and ratings were down 50%. >> they were. he had that knee injury and he was gone for the second half of the season and came back in '09. golf went dark basically. it's a huge issue for a human being, but for the game of golf it's a very, very big deal. >> did it surprise you he made this decision at this point? >> i was a little bit surprised because when you say indefinitely, i assume that's for quite a long time, probably six months or something like that. you might need

brennan who is live this morning. dick, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it's been a very somber morning and of course a very difficult morning. also because so many people have been fighting the elements here. u had the wind and the rain. and i mean serious wind and rain. and nonetheless thousands have shown up and this is one of the most difficult parts of the day. the reading of the names. each family member gets up and read the name of their loved one. there were tributed from dnitaries. the mayor giuliani spoke and later there will be a finale tonight. something different this year. jay z. will hold a concert at madison square garden and in it he hopes to pay tribute to the heroes of 9/11 but it is also a fundraiser because there are so many people that benefit from what these people, the money they can raise. that's the latest from ground zero. back to you guys. >> and we're talk about the victims as the names are being read and there is also another name now as people -- some of the first responders have now fallen ill and another name has been added to the list, di

brennan has been giving this story perfective all along. good to see you. couple weeks ago, we both sat here and gave tiger the benefit of the doubt. and at&t and procter & gamble, and gillette, and nike, and e.a. video games did the same. what's next for his major sponsors? >> oh, i think there's going to be a wholesale shifting, bill. if they don't get rid of him entirely. they may not do that. they'll do a wait and see things. they're going to get him off the billboards, accenture, all the airports, be a tiger. that's got to go. i called accenture on wednesday twice over nine hours. they never called back. they acted as if they never heard of the guy. not a phone call back from their top spokeswoman. at&t says they have no comment now. they say they're evaluating the situation. at&t that's his golf bag. obviously, not right now. he won't be playing. but also a tournament he has in washington. the at&t national. again, i think all of the sponsors have to say, we have to get out of the picture. kind of like tiger. tiger's gone. the sponsors will probably be gone, too. >> all of the web

describe 36-year- old jennifer brennan as a devoted wife and mother of two. she is very friendly and is a quiet person. i think she's pret nice. >> reporter: brennan was indicted by a grand jury yesterday in stafford county. on 10 counts of taking liberties with a child and 10 counts of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. that minor is allegedly a 15- year-old boy she was counseling at saint mattius methodist church where she was a youth director for a year and a half. the pastor declined to comment on camp area. saying the allegations were brought to her attention in mid- july and took immediate action by contacting local authorities and placing brennan on unpaid administrative leave. the pastor said so far, no other youths have come forward. claudia coffey, fox 5 news. >> the stafford county sheriff's office plans to issue an arrest warrant the next few days. >>> who killed a 37-year-old silver spring woman and why. the murder happened overnight on castle boulevard. karen gray houston has been following this all day long and joins us live with the latest. karen. >> reporter

christmas day airline bombing. the president spoke with his counterterrorism adviser john brennan today in hawaii as well as homeland security secretary janet napolitano. earlier this week the president ordered reviews of airline security procedures, and reviews of the nation's terror watch list. president obama says he will meet with relevant agency heads this tuesday back in washington. >>> today, secretary napolitano announced she is sending senior officials to meet with leaders from major international airports to review security procedures used on passengers traveling to the united states. meanwhile, director of national intelligence dennis blarp writes the president was direct in his assessment that intelligence failures were a contributing factor in the escalation of this threat. in coming days he will review what information was available to whom, determine what mistakes were made in assessing and sharing that information, commend those who did their jobs well and hold accountable those who did not. nbc's mike joins us live from the white house. mike, the president himself, at l

with whom he disagreed more often than justice brennan, and yet justice scalia it considered justice brennan his best friend on the court at that time. he got the feeling was reciprocated. the public would not know that from reading an opinion by brennan, a dissent by scalia, or the other way around, but these were two men who genuinely liked each other, enjoy each other's company. >> hear from other justices during supreme court we, as c- span looks at the home to america's highest court, starting october 4. >> this coming wednesday, the supreme court will hear oral arguments in a case on whether the corps should overrule a 1990 decision on corporate campaign finance. we will have that argument for you on the same day takes place, starting at 11:30 a.m. eastern on c-span3, c-span.org, and c- span radio. discussion now on the use of contractors in afghanistan. this is about 30 minutes. >> we have a discussion with the defense acquisition policy analyst for the congressional research service. tell us, what is the current status of defense contractors in iraq and afghanistan? host: o

brennan, sports columnist for "usa today" and feature contribu contributor on espn. and lola who has reported for cnn and "the new york times." announcing friday night he's taking an indefinite leave. how much did this relentless coverage, how big a role was that in forcing him off the golf course? >> it meant everything. if there was no coverage of this, tiger would be moving along and living his life. it's important to keep in mind that tiger, of course, has used the media bitefully, manipulated it over the years. putting the family pictures on the website. his wife has the children when he wins the golf tournament coming on the green with him and celebrating. tiger wanted to have his private life, parts of it be public when it could help sell products. i'm not saying this deser vsd the tabloids. clearly the engine that drove tiger to millions of dollars, the media has now turned on him. >> totally clams up except for a couple of statements. he did finally use the word infidelity in that statement. >> are you willing to admit that you're interested in every one of the 11 mistresses

for the quarterback spot. this is the result of a poor preseason by colt brennan and one outstanding quarter. the starters aren't sugar coating this one. they started turning their attention to the new york giants and some will skip the formality of tonight's game all together. albert haines worth did not make the trip. sidelined because of a tom mac issue. carlos rogers ruled out earlier this week. we can add randy thomas to that list. for first stringers, the excitement of tonight is that the preseason is all but over. >> we aren't going to play very much. we play anywhere between 4 or 6 or 7 plays. the preparation for the whole game is really not there for us. but i think we did a lot of stuff and accomplished a lot. moving forward for new york. >> the reality of the season is starting to hit us. we are trying to get healthy and get ready for the giants. >> reporter: one quick note, rinaldo will start, although daniels will get in the game. we are live from jacksonville. >> sarah, thanks. renaldo went in, we will hear from sarah tonight at 11:00. meanwhile, michael vick has been d

that. the terrorist czar is john brennan, the regulatory czar, there's an interesting one, cass, the drug czar is gil kerilowski. the guantanamo closure czar, the af/pak czar, the mideast peace czar, the persian gulf/southwest asia czar, dennis ross, the sudan czar, j. scott, climate czar, todd stern, car czar, steve rad in her -- rat in her. he's been all over the place -- ratner, he's been all over the place. economic czar, the executive pay czar, that's one of my favorites right there. the executive pay czar is kenneth feinburg and then the cyber security czar, position to be announced, but they're going to have one. now, right off i wondered about the cyber security czar because we've got an infotech czar up here which is sort of both in the same -- both first cousins, anyway. and i don't know whether they'll be working together or what. but they're going to have absolute power in their field, whatever that means. i think this is something we ought to be curious about. that's so many czars, you know what's interesting, the russians gave nicknames to some of their czars based on t

tuneup inacksonville. it is hard to judge anything. called brennan and chase daniel played fairly even to see who would get the third string job. brennan went out with an injury. the redskins ended the preseason with a 1-3 record. the redskins lost last by. >> i hope it is not a sign of things to come. >>> michael jackson was laid to rest last night. >> scores of friends and frieand celebrities and relativs were there. >> it was described as a small, private service filled with familiar faces -- elizabeth taylor, macaulay culkin. the time was spent in small talk, renewing acquaintances. the family arrived in a motorcade driving past barricaded streets. casket was brought out. reporters were not allowed inside, neither were his fans. there were not huge fans here. some cannot stay away. >> the news has been so huge. the impact for the people in tupac is really big. >> michael jackson was the greatest entertainer of all time. >> his interment comes a day after his death certificate was amended. the cause of death is acute propofol in justin. it was a homicide by means of lethal inje