you know, turning for home, i really thought, you know, he was going to do it. he just got a little late there at the end. and the winner is a good horse. it was a good horse race, and i really can't complain. we didn't win it, but he ran the race. >> what about the respect you have not only for the winner but his rider as well? >> the winner is a good horse. you know, he'll get the respect now that he deserves. the california horse was really tough. they ran one, two, three. you know, i'm proud that as a trainer, my horse showed up, ran his race and got beat. that's all you can ask for. >> thank you, bob. >> thank you. >> that's bob baffert. >> soc california horses run on, two, three. for mario, winning the preakness and the black-eyed susans. mario celebrating just as he did two weeks ago. when we return to pimlico, we'll have the full race replay

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and the results of the preakness stakes is official. i'll have another paying $8.40 to win bodemeister, second, creative cause was third. the exacta paying $18.60, the tri, $35.40 and the super paying $424.30 as i'll have another wins the 137th preakness. time for our "pacific life race replay" now. choose pacific life, the power to help you succeed. >> guys, as expected, bodemeister's going to go to the front. he did make the lead. not as easily as i thought. i think that mike smith did that on purpose. we saw those fractions. they were relatively slow as compared to the kentucky derby. and mario gutierrez riding a perfect race right now. we've got creative cause in between here. watch this move. he's going to get in tight. rosario makes a great move right

here. we saw three perfect rides up to this point right now, randy. >> at that point, mario was three wide around the first turn. he saves a little ground here by backing up and moving inside. most people thought that i'll have another would have the trip creative cause was getting now, second to the outside. rosario got aggressive and wanted to be in that position himself, well, mario became patient and backed up, showing confidence. >> he gets to the outside. now he gets out from behind creative cause and he's going to get a little closer but he's not going to pull the trigger yet. he knows it's way too early. they're a half mile out. a little over a half mile. and mike smith still very comfortable on bodemeister, up on the lead. joel rosario, he had to love where he was. i think all three guys pretty comfortable with where they're at right now. >> at this point when i saw the half in 47.68, i've got to tell you, i thought bodemeister was long gone, even though creative cause is dogging him here. there you see dropping to the

inside a little there. >> exactly. he thought about going on the inside of creative cause and splitting things. of course, he must have sensed, hey, i've got enough force. don't take the chance of getting stopped behind bodemeister inside of creative cause. decides to come out. when he puts the pedal to the metal with the eighth of a mile left, the kick was explosive. >> look at the distance bodemeister is putting on creative cause back there who is no bum. and yet i'll have another has enough to run down bodemeister from behind. in a heck of a preakness stakes for both horses. we have a triple crown on the line. >> i'll have another does it again. that was our "pacific life race replay." choose pacific life, the power to help you succeed. and here is a preakness tradition under way. the painting of the winning horse's colors on the weather vane. paul reddam's colors on i'll have another. teamwork. when it comes to preparing for your financial future, it helps to have a team that performs well together.

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tune into the nbc sports network for your post-race wrap-up. get all the highlights and insight from today's race, the preakness stakes post-race show only on the nbc sports network. here's the complete order of finish in the preakness. zetterholm finishing in fourth. teeth of the dog, optimizer, then cozzetti, tiger walk, daddy nose best, went the day well, and pretension finishing 11th and last. now for the winner's circle presentation, let's go to laffit pincay iii. >> here with the president and coo, mr. frank stronach. to present the winner, paul reddam, governor. >> thank you very, very much. it's my honor, mr. stronach and in the company of mayor and lieutenant governor anthony brown to present to you, mr. reddam, the most coveted trophy in all of sport, the woodlawn

vase. congratulations. >> thank you. >> i think i owe it to these guys, really. >> paul, can you take us through your emotions as you're watching that epic stretch unfold. >> well, i knew it was a long stretch. and i have to say, there was a point where i didn't think we were going to get there and we keep digging and bodemeister was running his guts out. it was a fantastic race. i didn't feel confident we were going to get there until about ten yards from the wire, and then it just all let go. >> no horse has won a triple crown since 1978, 34 years, the longest drought in racing history 37 what would it mean to paul reddam to own the next triple crown winner? >> 34 years? i didn't know that. no, i'm kidding. you know, laffit, i haven't thought past today because i just didn't let myself do it. you know, i just can't imagine it. so i'm just going to let it go

at that. we'll roll one day at a time, and hopefully the horse is, you know, doing well out of the race and, you know, it's going to get crazy. i'm going to try and keep everyone's feet on the ground. >> congratulations, paul. we'll see you in new york. doug o'neill. after you won the derby, you said, i was a "c" student in high school. now i'm a "c" student in high school that's won a kentucky derby. that's the student now going for the triple crown. what does mom think now? >> well, she thinks to be a trainer, you can be a dummy. i fit that mold. real quick, i've got to thank a couple people, dimarco, preston, da kwan, joseph, faith, mckenzie, gregory, da kwan, two dakwans, and hope, of course, and just a lot of cool people. well, of course, daniel, my son, and just a lot of cool people that we met in the community here in baltimore, and we love maryland. man, baltimore's awesome. >> how's that jacuzzi evolved into an indoor pool. now you've won two legs of the triple crown.

>> i don't know, maybe we'll move. maybe we'll actually get a yard that can fit a small pool. it's opening up so many new doors, meeting so many cool people and getting to do a lot of cool things that we never would have been able to do. we're just going to take great care of i'll have another and see where we go from here. >> what can you say about this gentleman, the ice water in his veins, mario gutierrez, delivering another clutch primetime ride? >> i can't believe it. it seems like he's been riding this racetrack his whole life. he rode two the other day, and he won both. today i was definitely, oh, man, go, go! slow, go, go! and he was just patient, kept him out of trouble. when he called on him, he responded. these two fit each other so perfectly and i can't say enough about mexico letting us borrow mario, and he's the king. >> we will see you in new york. best of luck going for the triple crown. >> thank you, laffit. love it. >> congratulations, everyone. let's go back to tom hammond. >> all right, laffit. so i'll have another heads to belmont park with a chance to join the greats, the 11 horses

that have won racing's triple crown. and the question i have for you now, of course, is mile and a half, can he do it? >> he can get the mile and a half, no question in my mind that he can get the mile and a half. but what he's going to have to deal with is a couple of horses that skipped today's race in dullahan and union rags. they're freshening up, waiting to attack. one thing, is he for real, guys. >> on the plus side, i'm not sure any horse is really bred nowadays to go a mile and a half, but he has as good a pedigree as any do. he has the right style, he's tactical, committee show speed, back off the pace. he's fairly lightly raced, which is a big thing when you're talking about three races in five weeks like this. and after this preakness stakes, he has run significantly faster than either dullahan or union rags has ever won in their entire career. so we're going to see i'll have another as a pretty solid favorite in the belmont stakes. >> it's going to be a lot of fun in three weeks. i'll have another will be going for the triple crown.

the colt by flower alley, bread by harvey clark, sold for $11,000 at the yearling sale. he brought $35,000, now he's on the verge of making racing history. don't forget that for more preakness coverage, head over to the nbc sports network for our post-race show. and tomorrow, the stanley cup playoffs presented by geico continue on nbc as the coyotes take on the kings in a pivotal game four. that's tomorrow at 3:00 eastern on nbc. coming up next, except on the west coast, it's nbc nightly news. and tonight at 11:30/10:30 central, it's the "saturday night live" season finale with host mick jagger. and once again, at pimlico, well, i'll have another. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com captions paid for by nbc-universal television it's poed mibodemeister and

have another! at the wire! i'll have another! he ran down bodemeister to win the preakness! >> victory again for mario gutierrez, doug o'neill and i'll have another. and now a shot at what no horse has done since 1978, and that is capture the elusive triple crown. that chance will come in new york three weeks from today, saturday, june 9th, in the belmont stakes. so for our entire nbc crew, tom hammond saying so long from pimlico. i'll have another is your preakness champion.

>> this is 11 news at 6:00. we begin tonight with breaking news. an officer-involved shooting in east baltimore in the 3500 block of elmora avenue. we are hearing that one person was shot and killed. sources say police were responding to reports of a mentally disturbed man. one officer was also taken to the hospital and treated. he is expected to be ok. and now the big story of the day, preakness 2012. a busy dave racing at pimlico. now we could see the first triple crown winner in decades the good evening. i'm rod daniels. taking a live look from sky

team on the race course. gerry sandusky is tracking the race closely. what's going on not now? >> rod, not just a preak -- preakness race but a race for the ages and possibly one that will lead to history as i'll have another carries triple crown hopes on to the belmont. his trainer doug o'neil may have had the ultimate experience over the last two weeks. had a chance to throw out the first pitch at the orioles. reddam ate crabs, and today carried away the woodlawn crown. joining the likes of seattle slew and affirmed as a triple crown winner? ideal conditions today at pimlico as the 11-horse field

broke cleanly out of the gate. i'll have another carried it down to the stretch. with a couple length lead in the stretch -- check that, bodemeister with the early lead. i'll va another charging on the outside. bodemeister with a tremendous, heart of a champion run down the stretch. looked like he might hold off i'll have another but mario gutierrez aboard goes to the crop and i'll have another, an official photo finish with bodemeister. after the review it was to the camera eye what it was to the naked eye. i'll have another a neck in front of bodemeister just as they finished in kentucky, they finish in baltimore. bob baffert disappointed for a second time as doug o'neil's i'll have another takes two legs of the triple crown and points toward belmont after a thrilling victory that falls in

the annals of easy go er and sunday silence in 1989 or curlin in 2007. now we point to i'll have another and bodemeister. i'll have another, another tremendous close. now to the stakes bar where pete gilbert is standing by. i know all the connections with -- have made their way from the winner's circle. >> indeed they are on their way. this is one of 9 frustrations this week, but doug o'neil is not here in the stakes barn, but in the other barn so we're trying to track him down and see if he can come join us. it was almost a replica of the kentucky derby, late charge, as if the horse knew indeed where the finish line was and knew exactly where to go. remarkable run. maybe the extra time spent here at pimlico getting to know the track, something so critically

important, it certainly seemed to play out that way tonight. we'll see them meet again in three weeks at the belmont. that would be special the a lot thought maybe we could have a maryland horse pull the upset and a victory. disappointing finish. he was flat. they don't know why. came back ok, was simply flat. now back to you. >> all right. pete. thank you. now back to gerry for new information. what you got, gerry? >> all right, deb. i've got the man who was celebrating in the winner's circle moments ago, doug o'neil, not one but two legs of the triple crown. >> you got to love baltimore. this is an incredible feeling and can't even put into words how the whole 10 days has gone here. everything has been so smooth,

so hospitable and the horse loves it here. what a ride by mario gutierrez and what a finish. unbelievable pofment >> just before the jockeys mounted the horses, you and mario were having a conversation. you both looked very calm but words were exchanged. what were you talking about? >> i was actually trying to distract and talk about other things. he said if they slow down do you want me to be pretty close to him? i said, "mario, you know this horse." that was kind of it. i hate putting too much into a jockey's head at that moment. i more want to pump him up, remind him what a great rider he is and what a great horse. >> and counsel the stretch bodemeister showed the heart of a champion and looked like he might hold him off. what were you thinking as you

watched that last 300 yards? >> most of the time you are wanting the wire, come on, where's 9 wire but this time it was no, hold off. even at churchill downs he didn't get the lead until the last 100 yards. he's a deep closer and when he gets that stride going it's incredible. got to thank my man larry jones, the chiropractor, thumper. >> i had a chance to visit with him earlier in the week and he said part of the reason for the success is the length of his strides and the ease he goes with. >> he's a smooth customer. the people surrounding him take such great care of him and he's maintained that beautiful stride and his energy's been incredible and he is just a once in a lifetime horse. >> doug, i want to recap your two weeks here.

visited the ravens at mini camp, threw out the first pitch, crabs with your friends in a waterfront condo at fells pount and yet as much as -- fan -- fun as that was, i suspect today topped it all? >> as cool as coach harsh was -- -- coach harbaugh was, yeah, but meeting harbaugh and all the players, that was incredible. this is the super bowl of horse racing. the derby, now the preakness and off to new york maybe. >> the you are one win away from joining the likes of seattle slew, secretary yat and affirmed. >> it's incredible. he's still a very lightly raced horse and i think he could, again, as long as he stays injury-free and healthy, i think he can do it. >> congratulations and good luck in the bell mond and -- belmont and triple crown.

>> you bet. >> what a perfect game -- name for a horse who won in kentucky and lived up to his name, today he did have audio. chance to be the first triple crown since 1978. i'll have another has a chance to make 2012 another magical year in horse racing the >> gerry, thank you for that insight into the last few moments before the race began. and remember, wbal is your press pass to all the behind the scenes and other events. click on preakness. and the other big story this weekend, the g-8 summit. demonstrateors are -- p demonstrate ars are targeting a summit at nearby camp david. >> since they obviously can't

obvious camp david, protesters are occupying thurmont and chanting in the general direction of the remeat that they can't get within four miles of. noisy but peaceful protests ruled the day. some 200 bused in from washington and baltimore joined another demonstrators in the small mountain town of thurmont. we need democracy and free government. as a precaution, police in full riot gear moved in to keep protesters to the center of town. the officers were armed with beanbag shotgun shells. >> we have been training for this pour -- for months. we don't anticipate any problems. >> all the yellow corn grown in the united states isjectionjection -- genetically modified and this is a real

contributing factor to the die-off of honeybees. >> many thurmont residents lined the streets to watch the show. >> i'm making a documentary about the g-8 summit. this is just really fun and cool. >> what are you going to do with the documentary m >> i don't know. like, bring it to school -- school and show it to all my friends. >> this is very different. it's a little bit scary as a mom to let him do this but i want to encourage the educational experience. mixed emotioned for mom. >> authorities believe several hundred demonstrators were converge on thurmont before the day's end. coming up, town reaction and whether or not this protest was good for business. >> big day in maryland all over. >> yes, it has been. >> 11 news continues right after this. foinfoin

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now, nur 11 insta-weather forecast with john collins. >> lot of interesting developments today on the track and here, too. we've had some ideal weather. but down south, this cluster of rain we've been watching on the radar has turned into a tropical storm, alberto. this is roughly where the eye of the storm is off the coast

of south carolina. switch over to the satellite picture and we'll show you what's going on the you can see the clouds developing on the outside, sure sign that this ging -- thing is getting a circulation developing. it's awfully close to the coast, though. it is expected to keep going, head south, turn north and come right up the coast and by tuesdaying off hatteras as a tropical storm. and then diminish in strength as it gets off the coast of the delmarva peninsula wednesday. but it is expected to have some life for a few days. it will be interesting to see what happens with our first and very early storm of the season. 75 is typical for this time of year. we shot a little past what we expected to reach today, about

i haven't heard one complaint about today's weather. here are the clear skies we've had. a few high, thin cirrus clouds coming off the storm to the south. big area of high pressure sitting over the eastern seaboard, and that kind of holdsing -- holding this storm steady. it will be a while before it makes a turn and comes back around north and it looked like if this forecast comes out right, may contribute a little bit to the rain in the forecast. tomorrow, right up around 80 again. but we'll start picking up some clouds and after dark tomorrow, some rain shower activity. clouds moving in tomorrow and by tomorrow evening some rain chances. alberto still well to the south. the rain chances go way up on monday. then alberto makes its move and

it is off hatteras by tuesday. good chance of rain monday and tuesday. highs in the 70's and shower and thunderstorm activity chances will continue almost to the end of the week. by next weekend though it looks like we might dry out. this is 11 sports. >> i'm pete gilbert coming to you live from the stakes barn outside where we watched the 137th run:00 of the preakness. it was one of the most fantastic finishes we've seen. just like at churchill downs, bodemeister had the lead, so close but i'll have another came back and got it. what did you see? >> the winner is a good horse and he just, you know, we looked like we had him there in the stretch, but you know, he came up and nailed us. my horse ran his race.

that's all you can ask for. >> when you came here after what you had seen at churchill downs, did you think ok, a little bit shorter, would that be the difference? >> i really thought that it would be to his, you know, would help him, but you know, still, it's still pretty far. he just ran a great race. it's just a shame that he didn't hold on. i've been lucky enough to win this race five times, and now i know what the guys that ran second here feel like. but all a trainer can ask for is that his horse showed up. >> i saw the instant reaction. lined -- kind of like, that's horse racing, huh? >> well, i would be disappointed if he ran fifth, sixth. but he showed up. it was a great horse race and unfortunately somebody has to run second. >> last question for you, we've seen two incredible duels between these two horses. will bodemeister go to the

belmont a third time this >> no. he's going to go home. a mile and a half is just too far for him. i might run that horse painter, a horse we were really high on early in the year. >> thank you, sir. appreciate your time. fun day. perfect day, too, wasn't it? >> it was. and in fleming's restaurant they're always waiting for us. five-time preakness winner bob baffert. earlier today, the ncaa lacrosse finals, johns hopkins and maryland together again in one of the greatest rivalries in all sports. more than 14,000 fans on hand. mark good rik for hopkins. earlier this year john hopkins was number one in the country. now tied. terps take the lead in their

pride uniforms. now mfrled just putting it on them. maryland a winner 11-5. on to the final four in foxboro, getting the winner of duke-colgate. how about loyola? number one seed facing denver, trying to beat the pioneers for the third time this season the knew it was going to be i good one. always is between these two. in the second, fighting back, wes bird, the great spin move. give that the highest degree of difficulty for a goal in this game. but loyola built a lead. shoots and rockets home a goal and the grey hounds go on to win 10-9. they hold on. the loyola degree -- grey hounds on to foxboro to the finals as well. the orioles and nationals are

getting ready to play. we want to check one more score. in the women's quarterfinals, terrapins holding off loyola. and orioles and nationals just getting underway from nationals park. baltimore trying to earn a series victory against the surprising nationals. heck, both teams are surprising. in half an hour, if we have any early highlights we'll be happy to show them to you. and again, i'll have another was just spectacular to win the 137th runb -- running of the preakness. more later in the show. >> all right. just a few sports stories today, wouldn't you say? >> all very exciting. >> stay with us. we'll be right back.

mourners gathered this morning at the church north of new york city for the funeral of mary richardson kennedy. guests included prominent members of the kennedy family. the casket was carried into the church by a group that included three of mary kennedy's children and one of her sisters. she was found dead of an apparent suicide at her nearby estate earlier this week. >> the jury in the john edwards corruption case finished their first dave deliberations without reaching a verdict. they are set to resume monday. if convicted of all charges, he faces up to 30 years in prison and a very big fine. straight ahead, a look at some of today's top stories. >> i'm gerry sandusky at pimlico.

they have run the final race on the card today on preakness saturday, but we have not heard the final word. still ahead, we'll talk with preakness winning jockey mario gutierrez.

and now taking a look at some of today's top stories. police are investigating a

double shooting in baltimore. >> we are told it happened around 1:30 this morning near preston and asquith streets. police showed up but the victims weren't there. both later showed up at baltimore emergency rooms. both are in serious condition. no word on a motive. rate -- right now prosecutors are trying to sort out a case of shootings. they called the case a road map of how revenge fuels much of baltimore city's violence. it all started when darrien kess was fatally stabbed in baltimore april 2, 2011. and if convicted, barron

faces up to 30 years in prison and $55,000 in fines for possessing child pornography. the other big story, huge story of the day, of course, preakness came out on top. i'll have another. great race. >> it was an amazing race, exciting race. gerry sandusky has been out there all day for all the fun and excitement. what's up now? >> the sun now setting at pimlico and they're taking the woodlawn vase back to its home at the maryland historical society. you don't get the vase, you get a half-sized replica. and that one going to i'll have another after a classic finish today at the wire with bodemeister just as they did in the kentucky derby. as bob baffert told pete gilbert moments ago, you won't see a three-peat.

bodemeister will not run in the belmont. as they broke from the gate at the preakness, as expected bodemeister applying the early speed and providing all the speed throughout this race. i'll have another with mario gutierrez on board hanging back in about fourth wace -- place as eau -- he stalked the leader much as he did in louisville two weeks ago. this time though bodemeister never got the commanding lead he had early in the kentucky derby. clubhouse turn is it was a four-horse race with i'll have another, bodemeister, creative cause finishing third in the pack as well. very much of a jockey's race. mike smith on board bodemeister. mario gutierrez on board i'll have another. keep in mind mike smith has ridden in the preakness several times. mario gutierrez, his first ride in the preakness, and just like he did at louisville in hiss

first-ever kentucky derby, he finds the winner's circle. but he had to be patient to get there. that was a day built on calculated speed, unlike the derby, which was built on blazing speed. as they came out of the final turn and into the stretch run, i'll have another started to make his move on the outside. that's bodemeister along the rail. i'll have another on the outside. creative cause between them. bodemeister in the lead. i'll have another had to decide whether to pass on the outside or inside. he chose the inside and then the race is on. bodemeister with the extra burst looked like he would hold off i'll have another until the very finish at the wire. the extra lunge by i'll have another, just enough in a photo finish to win it by a neck. i'll have another taking the first and now the second leg in

the triple crown, become the first horse to win the preakness who also won the kentucky derby since big brown in 2008 and now will try to become the first since 1978 to win all three legs of the triple crown. he'll have his shot three weeks from today at the belmont. later, we'll talk to mario gutierrez, who had his silk colors, purple and white, perfectly fitting here in baltimore, painted on the walks vane above the cupola. the curple and -- purple and white silks of mario gutierrez. >> very, very cool. so just stand by for this transition, ok? >> i will. i'm going to just symptom >> for a lot of women, having a plump posterior is something to be desired. how could you sit -- set me up like that?

>> but now some are risking their lives to get a backside. what some are willing to do do get that -- that look. >> how do i follow that? that's what i want to know. we have a rain maker, a tropical storm in the carolinas that is expected to move north.

welcome back. well, the sun is setting on the 137th runb of the preakness stakes, and what a race this was. >> gerry's got a visitor for us and we're going to switch out to gerry live. what's up? >> we're going to visit with mario gutierrez, the winning jockey today on board i'll have other. you are a long way from your

home in veracruz, mexico, but a short drive up i-95 to a shot at the triple crown the how does it feel? >> it feels amazing the so many emotions right now. it's just amazing, indescribable. it's unbelievable. >> strategically this race played out pretty much the way you and doug o'neill said you thought it would. but what a stretch run. it looked like bodemeister might hold you off. were you concerned that you weren't going to catch him at the wire? >> you know, it's such a great feeling when you can feel your horse stretching, like just keep racing and closing ground like crazy. it's an amazing feeling. i knew we were reaching ground like crazy until the end. what can i say? he's a tremendous horse. he has an unbelievable kick in the end. maybe now people will accept it now. maybe they will start give him

the contract -- credit that he deserves. >> not only him but they're going to give you a lot of credit. just a couple months ago were you riding horses in vancouver, far, far from the national spotlight and now are one win away from being the most celebrated jockey in the last 34 years. how does that feel? >> i don't try to think about that. i just want to work hard and take one race at a time and we're going to see how the horse comes back today and then we'll move to the next one. >> you had to go to the speed, a shorter race today. much longer rice -- race, mile and a half in the belmont. will that be a much different race for you or do we expect to see another wire finish by a nose? >> we have to see. i don't want to talk about it right now. we take one race at a heim -- time. we'll see when we're there.

>> yuff been very humble in your success. but mario, if jockeys didn't play a role, they wouldn't use jockeys, and your ride down the stretch was not something of just elegance but expertise. you knew just when to go to the crop and what to get out of that horse. what were you drawing? >> i tried to prepare the same level as the horse, give 100%. i am just happy that i got to be on his back. he's an unbelievable horse. amazing. just great. >> we've watched the finish over and over and seen it from the side, the horizontal view of i'll have another just eclipsing bodemeister. but your few -- view is completely different in the saddle. as you approached the finish line did you think you had him caught? >> no, i was coming close to him and i saw the chance to pass at the wire.

it's an unbelievable feeling when you know you're going to close the wire in the first place. >> we mentioned you started in veracruz, mexico -- >> and i want to say hello to them in mexico because they're watching me. and you're being celebrated also in canada because you rode up there. now you have the chance to be the hottest jockey in all of north america. good luck. >> i want to say hello to them, too, so i won't forget anybody. >> trust me, you'll have plenty of friends over the next few weeks. mario guts, the winning jockey aboard i'll have another and that is exactly what he hopes to do in three weeks at the belmont. >> great splile on him. what great humility. >> and the jockey has to know what to do and know the horse and apparently he knows that horse very well. >> picture-perfect day. straight ahead, john collins has

sky king 11 taking one of the last looks at the 137th running of the preakness stakes. welcome back to 11 news following what was no doubt a spectacular race. >> yes, it was. and now for something completely different. jennifer lopez and kim kardashian, now add nicki minaj to the list. we're talking about lawyers who are now rockel -- rocket scientists the no, talking about people known for their post -- posteriors. >> and talking about an illegal procedure that's leaving some victims sick, injured, even dead. >> i could have lost my life. it really failed me. i wish i would have gone to a doctor. >> ashley and nicole asked that we not show their fayes or give their full names. that's because they say they

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at the take a look at the satellite imagery. low clouds out over the atlantic and a much stronger storm off the south carolina coast that storm exploded in sensitivity -- activity today and became much better organized. it is now al bettero, a tropical storm. just off the -- alberto, i tropical storm, just off the coast of south carolina. it looks like eventually over the next couple days it will start to make a turn northward and head in our direction. here's the imagery showing where the storm is and the decaying high pressure that at the moment has the storm stalled. it can't move very far right now and this high pressure also gives us at least one more day of good weather. but alberto should make a turn, come up the coast and by tuesday be off hatteras and

then lose strength as it moves to off the delmarva peninsula. tonight, mostly cool. 78 tomorrow. we do pick up some clounds -- clouds and after sunset tomorrow maybe a chance of some rain. rain chances are highest monday and tuesday. starting to back off wednesday backhand then what's left of alberto, some of the rain might be included in this and by next weekend we're hoping for dry weather and 80's. this is 11 sports. >> pete gilbert coming to you live once again from the stakes barn as we watch the 137th running of the preakness. joined here by larry collmus, who had the fabulous call of the race for nbc. this laid out very similarly to what we saw at the kentucky derby, as far as the endb -- ending be it.

what did you see and what surprised you? >> i don't think anything really surprised me. it was going to be down to those two, bodemeister and i'll have another. you could tell mid stretch it was going to be close. and what a dramatic finish at the end. fantastic race. >> and to the finish line, into the sun and boom we have the chance for a triple crown that could -- would be the first since affirmed in 1978. and it's similar to affirmed and alydar, who went back and forth twice. mike smith said after the race, "i don't know how i didn't beat him." but i don't think we'll see a third match? >> no. bob baffert said bodemeister is not going to go to the belmont. but the -- i thought that a minute after the race was over,

i'll have to call the belmont with the triple crown on the line the >> i'll have another was kind of lightly regarded. 12-1 going into the kentucky derby and here he was not the favori again. what is it about this norse >> i don't know. i guess he gets no respect. i think he'll be the favorite in the belmont. bode, i think most of the reasons he wasn't the favorite today was just about bodemeister. he ran so request in the kentucky derby. 45 seconds for a half mile and still finished second where no one else could do that. it was a remarkable race, he got so much respect coming into this race and he think that's why he was the favorite coming in, not a knock on i'll have another. this could be very interesting in three weeks. >> i can't wait to see it. looking forward to your call of what may be the first triple crown since 1978. with larry collmus, pete gillber.

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preakness 2012 ending in a fantastic photo finish. i'll have another came out on top again, winning his second race in as many tries. now we could have the first triple crown winner since 1978. it was a day full of concerts, races, and a lot of fun. we'll have a full recap for you tonight at 11:00 and you can log ton wbaltv.com for complete covering. >> so amazing each time i see it.

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