>> protesters clashed with police resulting in plenty of arrests. >> this nato meeting is a far cry from the 2010 summit at which allies agree to a combat mission in afghanistan until 2014. many including france and canada want out. president obama brought president karzei to the nato meeting to insist the combat handover really take place in 2013. >> we have a vision in which we have ended our combat role. >> karzei seem to apologize for being a burden. >> the gratitude of the afghan people -- >> on the streets of the chicago, there were thousands who wanted an end to a ruling

elite running roughshod over the people. >> they need to have accountability to the service members serving under them. >> of thousands marched peacefully from chicago's lakefront park to the mccormick place summit hall. leaders of nato joint president obama at dinner -- for dinner at soldier field. he is asking something more from them, money. the cost of supporting the afghan military after nato leaves is estimated to be $4 billion a year for 10 years. after the last american combat troops pullout. >> to talk more about the need a summit, the deputy white house editor for politico joins us now. >> we have a lot of headlines coming out of chicago. we have a showing of unity

between president obama and president karzei. >> days to live had a very contentious relationship. when president -- these two have had a very contentious relationship. the bush administration had been calling this guy. -- coddling this guy. they have had a couple of good moments when president obama went to afghanistan at the beginning of the month. today, it happened again. it seems like they're putting their best foot forward. the relationship is in good shape. >> is this more for the press and for symbolism than actually making concrete congress -- progress? >> i think there are some signs

there is a genuine effort going on from president karzei. on the other hand, there are a lot of things he has to do to get to where the president would want him to be. >> let's talk about ron paul. he is still in the running. he won minnesota. it is not over until it's over, but how do you make sense of this? >> he announced last week that he was going to stop committing resources to states that had not held their primaries. but to not fully pullout of the campaign. this is a controversial thing for the ron paul supporters, who feel like they still have an effort underway and they do not want to give up. they are trying what they can do to keep winning delegates, to have more of a show of force. what we saw this week, just today, they have won delegates

in minnesota. picking up delegates were they were not expected to, and they are going forward, whether or not ron paul is fully committed. >> all right, it interesting tactic. the bain attack ads. it seems like this is having more repercussions than good, though. >> "the new york times" got its hands on a proposal for an advertising campaign that would have been pretty rough taking the rev. of the church still bombs went to in chicago -- taking the rev. of the church that the obamas went to in chicago. the proposal was to take him and make him a central part of the 2012 campaign. that is something that the obama

campaign was not happy about. that is not something that most of the republicans were not happy about. rove mitt romney, john boehner. >> that is why it was a proposal. >> thank you so much for your analysis. >> we could get new details this week and the prosecution scandal that is rocking the secret service. a senate committee has scheduled a public hearing on the controversy. it happened ahead of president obama's trip to colombia last month. mark sullivan is expected to testify. nine agents have lost their jobs so far. >> deliberations continue in the john edwards trial. jurors are considering six criminal counts of campaign finance violations. prosecutors said edwards took money from to wealthy donors to

hide his pregnant mistress. the defense argues that the money was a gift and not a campaign contribution. if convicted, edwards faces up to 30 years in prison. >> people around our area spent this week and remembering a legend in the music world. chuck brown. fans around the world began to hold a vigil in his memory. sam ford has more. >> for four decades, he played his music and it became their music. they came from around the area to the house were to celebrate the life of adc icon -- chuck brown. >> they danced, they reminisced, everybody had a story. >> it is about the celebration of his legacy. >> i am and chuckaholic.

>> he made jokes about all the attention. >> i love taking pictures and signing autographs. >> he said he grew up shining shoes on the streets of d.c., it ended up in prison. he invented something called go- go. >> i am so happy. >> in the crowds were a city councilwoman. >> it is something that d.c. can never replace. >> as big as the redskins, chuck brown. >> they are celebrating a life along this part of seven.

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>> dharun ravi will be sentenced

tomorrow on charges of invasion of privacy. he was accused of secretly broadcasting his roommate tyler clementi in an intimate situation with another male. >> republicans will have to the polls in arkansas and kentucky. mitt romney is the only one essentially in the race and only needs 155 delegates for the nomination. >> on friday, more than 650 workers are scheduled to lose their jobs. closings of processing plants in texas, iowa, and kansas. they're closing because of the company's manufacturing of pink slime. >> the capitals and wizards seasons are over. but there's still plenty of baseball.

d.c. united is home on saturday may 26, at 7:30. >> we will tell you how one virginia man went to extremes just to get on a thrill ride. >> how will the start of the

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filled the apartment looking for the suspect wanted on child pornography charges. police confronted the man and he pulled out a sword. >> a prince george's county police officer is in trouble with the law. arrested for allegedly driving drunk and his police cruiser. daniel gonzalez was off duty when he crashed his car last night. when police arrived they suspected alcohol may have been involved. he failed a sobriety test, 0.013. well over the legal limit. >> thousands are out tonight at eighth fund-raiser in its mineral, va.. -- at a fund-raiser in mineral va.. alan jackson gave a free concert. organizers said they collected more than $150,000. >> they had some nice weather to go along with that. >> the clouds continue to

increase. if you're heading outdoors letter this evening early tomorrow morning, i am jealous. the rainshowers had arrived. light showers right now at reagan national airport. even a few rumbles of thunder are not out of the question. the record low was set back in 2002 42 degrees. back in 1996, at the hyatt record was -- record high was 96. we will add to that as we move to the overnight hours. childrens hospital, 64 degrees. temperatures, a mid-60's in

gaithersburg 68 for hagerstown. 68 degrees -- temperatures up and down the east coast, milder temperatures across michigan, indiana, illinois ohio. this is all ahead of a cold front. our concern though, an area of low pressure just off the coast. that is why we have the showers developing off the peninsula crossing the chesapeake bay, and moving into our area for the overnight hours. the showers, and unfortunate will stick around until tuesday. a few remaining showers wednesday and thursday. after that, we will look for a big warm up. this weekend -- we have been talking about tropical storm alberto. maximum winds are 40 miles per hour. it has lost a little bit of steam. over the next 48 hours it goes

to the outer banks of north carolina. no problems for the delmarva beaches. that is good news as we head towards the holiday weekend. here is futurecast, scattered showers for the day tomorrow and tuesday. a few rumbles of thunder. and then start to clear out just a little bit by mid-week. winds our of the east at 10-15. 72-77 degrees. take a look at the extended outlook. would not be surprised summer between 90 degrees or better by the end of the weekend. -- somewhere between 90 degrees or better by the end of the weekend. get ready. if you like it hot and humid, it

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endangered waterway. >> the potomac is threatened by urban and agricultural pollution. >> it is peaceful. >> he works in georgetown. during his lunch breaks, he comes down to the potomac. a new report just named it the most endangered river in the country. >> i think something needs to be done about it. >> experts said urban development is the root cause. the chemicals help algae grow. >> it sucks all the oxygen out of the water, kills the fish. >> many of us in this region get our drinking water from the potomac. >> it is pretty disturbing.

>> even though only small amounts of these chemicals make it into our drinking water we consume them every day. researchers cannot tell us what the long-term health consequences will be. the nonprofit american rivers released the report. a came on the 40th anniversary of the clean water act. >> the group wants congress to preserve that legislation and chose the potomac to shift the nation's attention to the actions of lawmakers. >> [ male announcer ] knowing

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