two men hit and killed by a drunk driver. she faces up to 21 years in

prison. so, why did a judge let her walk out of court and go home with her family? ♪ plus, pomp, circumstance and family at american university. this woman got her diploma today. right next to dad. and the family that has settled into one d.c. neighborhood now a construction project is on hold as the city makes way for the babies. good saturday, i'm craig melvin. we start with new rev layings about osama bin laden, the pentagon released videos today seized during the raid that killed the al qaeda leader. it includes outtakes, practice runs and an unreleased video. but american officials have deleted the audio in an effort to keep bin laden's message from spreading even in death. brian mooar starts us off tonight. >> reporter: last glimpses of osama bin laden. including an unreleased message to the american people, apparently taped last october or november. this new video was seized during

the raid that killed the terror chief and released saturday by the pentagon. officials say it is the single largest collection of senior terrorist material ever uncovered. the audio has been removed because u.s. officials don't want to spread bin laden's message. the most striking scenes, bin laden watching himself on television. notice here his beard is gray. that's the way u.s. officials say he looked when his compound was raided. in this practice video, his beard is dyed dark again. and an intelligence official also points out the armoire in the background of this video was found in bin laden's compound. hinting that is where this message may have been taped. a last look at bin laden, but not the final word. brian mooar, nbc news, washington. thdrunk driver has been convicted in the deaths of two

men. she hit and killed them alongside a prince george's county road. she faces decades in prison. tonight the families of the victims want to know why she's not in jail. >> reporter: 32-year-old jenny matea of laurel convicted of vehicular mans after running down and killing two men who had gotten out of this ircar to exchange information following a minor fender-bender. >> it was the best news i'd heard. >> reporter: she's had two prior drunken driving offenses faces 21 years in prison but she's not behind bars. a judge allowed her to remain free after her lawyers disclosed she's four months pregnant and has an upcoming doctor's appointment. it was another blow for the victim's relatives who have went waiting for more than a year for that justice. >> that shouldn't have been an excuse for her to leave. she should have been detained right then and there. >> reporter: her blood alcohol

level was twice the legal limit, she was speeding and driver on a suspended license when she plowed into these two on rigs road on february 1st of last year. a father of five children, the youngest was five months old at the time of his death. >> she ask for him all the time. i have to explain to him almost daily where he is, you know, he's not -- why he's not here and why he's not coming back. >> reporter: one of the lawyers representing her is chairman of the state's powerful house judiciary committee. mothers against drunk driving has accused him in the past of blocking attempts to strengthen the state's dui laws. >> i don't know how people can be representing the state of maryland, be representing people like her. >> reporter: prosecutors say the black bock recorder in her cadillac escalade provided crucial information. >> there was no attempt to brake, no attempt to brake once

it happened and gave us the speed when impact occurred. >> reporter: we were not able to reach delegate valerio on comment. a judge ordered her to turn herself in on may 16th, three day after that prenatal doctor's on visit. she is skeletcheduled to be send in july. news 4. back to you. >> thank you. police are investigating a violent home invasion in georgetown. police say three men broke into the house along "s" street around 1:30, one had a gun. the suspects beat up the residents, tied them up and stole laptops and other electronics. we're told some of those who lived in the house are georgetown students. the mississippi river continues to ri, creeping into areas it hasn't been in more than 100 years. memphis looks like the mechanics target for the rising floodwaters. thousands have been evacuated. the river has not crested yet and officials say that may not happen until once.

when it does, it could hit levels not seen until the 1930s. meanwhile, fema has denied virginia's request for disaster since caused by last month's tornadoes. the tornado spotted in stafford county, one of 29 that touched down in april. in all, state officials say ten people were killed, more than 200 homes were destroyed and another 1,000 were damaged. governor bock mcdonnell says he's considering appealing the decision. sony is now offering identity theft insurance to millions of its customers after hackers got their hands on personal information. in a letter sony's chairman and ceo apologized for the recent security breach and said the company will offer customers up to $1 million in identity theft insurance. last week sony revealed more than 100 million user accounts may have been affected by the breach. sony's live services have been shut down since the breach. like father, like daughter. still to come tonight, au's

class of 2011 includes two members of the same family. plus, he became a star overnight. now the man with the golden voice says the time is right to do some personal healing. we'll tell you all about that and the obamas hit the town for date night. we'll tell i where they went. coming up in sports, maryland not wasting time to replace garry williams. >> we got finally the return of a little sunshine just in time for a mother's day. f[ male announcer ] want to achieve more with your money?

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curious about those who have experiences different from yours. >> first lady michelle obama delivered the commencement address at the university of northern iowa today. she urged the graduating seniors to get involved in public service now that they are out of school. well, it's a first for american university. a father and daughter received diplomas during the same graduation ceremony today. michael purcell is an architect. he went to class at night to get his masters in creative writing. his daughter received her bachelor's in theater. they did not realize they were going to graduate together until mr. purcell changed his his these last fall. >> and i think going through that with my dad who's been an adult for so long to kind of have that connection of, we're both somewhat in the same place is really cool to me. and it's -- it does hold a very special place in my heart. >> i think the thing that's

going through my mind the most is when are we going to have the opportunity to work together? >> michael's daughter is headed to australia to pursue an acting career. they have talked about working on a play together. after the break, the family of squatters who moved into an costa. >> the birds have made it clear, they're here to stay. plus, chuck bell has our at wendy's we grill fresh beef only from north america 'cause we believe that's the way you make hot and juicy hamburgers. the other guys use frozen beef and some of it comes from ... whonoswhere. you won't find any frozen beef at wendy's. so try our bacon mushroom melt with applewood smoked bacon and a cheesy mushroom sauce. you know a hot and juicy hamburger when you taste it.

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now. ted williams says he's returning to a drug and alcohol rehab facility in texas. you might remember earlier this year the homeless man from ohio shot to super stardom. he became an internet sensation. he had a brief stay in rehab but he left and he says now is the right time for a, quote, real recovery. well, they're a stable couple, partners for life, raising family east of the river and as derrick ward reports, the city is working around they would for a long planned construction project. >> reporter: you might say theirs is a typical urban living situation. there's home impruchlovement to done and the neighborhood nuisance to deal with but this fair of osprey think it's fight on top of a construction crane. >> the top of the food chain and for them to be able to sustain

an active nest this far up river means there has to be a food source here for them. >> reporter: since 99% of an osprey's diet is fish, that means the one endangered anticosti is recovering. >> this is my friend, craig. we come out here often, catch catfish and trying to catch bass, anything else we can catch. >> reporter: and a $64 million river walk under construction, a park that will stretch to the port town of blatensburg. there are at least five nesting pairs but only one pair holding up a construction project. >> there's nothing we can do. we're going to stop working in the nair around the nest where the crane is until the birds move on and we'll work in other parts of the park. >> reporter: and they'll keep this nest until their eggs hatch and their offspring can fend for

themselves. derrick ward, news 4. now, wildlife experts estimate the baby osprey will be able to fly in another 45 days. date night tonight for the president and first lady, mr. and mrs. obama hitting the town for dinner at tosca, an italian restaurant. been a busy day. the first lady delivered the commencement address at northern iowa. we called over to find out exactly what the first couple had for dinner and the manager of the restaurant told me, they don't release that sort of information. >> no, no. >> but we have it on good authority one had a pasta dish, one had a seafood dish. >> i've eaten there twice and it's -- i would say magnic but that's the wrong language. >> a good day to be out. >> a great day. we've had a few sprinkles. those are trending downward so a mostly dry day coming up for mother's day. today turned out to be a

reasonably nice day to be outside. one of the fun things you can do, yes, embassy open house day for the european union. up and down mass aef. wonderful day outside. i went by 20 or 30 embassies on my way to the office today and i saw line after line after line. this little guy, you know, he's just as happy with a flower as he would with any fancy embassy tour. still looking for easter eggs. looks like it's down there new dupont circle, sheridan circle. look at all that sunshine. tomorrow actually looks pretty good. your mother's day forecast, partly sunny, lovely. a lovely day for your mum tomorrow. our high today with all of that early day sunshine made it up to 72. trace amounts of rainfall around the area. i even had a couple of rain drops come through my open sun roof but not enough to warrant closing it. temperatures back to the mid-50s, low to mid-60s right around town. on radar, most of the rain showers are starting to dry up.

rainfall amounts today, a few hundredths here and there. the last of the showers asouth of frederiksberg.cluster is not us. home rain chances will be lower than today. some showers in southern ohio, might last long enough to get over the mountains into the front half of the day tomorrow. but i think as we go through the rest of the day, those droopz will be continuing to can dry up as high pressure builds down from our north. that will take our rain chance as way. our future cast model getting started late on a saturday evening. the clouds around, you can see that little ripple in the atmosphere. 8:00 tomorrow morning. a couple of lingering drops. then we clear out and get sunshine back tomorrow afternoon and high pressure settles in and turns beautiful for monday and through much of the upcoming week. when you get up in the morning, mostly xloudy skies. can't rule out a drop or two but

not any heavy rain. upper temperatures 40s to 50s. tomorrow afternoon, can't rule out a quick shower or two, but like today, nothing will stick or last long enough to interfere with your mother's day activities. there's the extended forecast. craig, you'll be hard to find a stretch of mayweather any nicer than this one. mid-70s each and every day. our next little chance for rain after tomorrow comes up not till late in the day friday into saturday of next weekend. >> we'll take it. thank you very much. >> you're welcome. coming up in sports, have the nationals reeled in the the n[ male announcer ] the washington, d.c.

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the nets, right? >> i want the capitals to do well. and i also want the nationals to do well. you know, you never get a second chance to make a first impression. except in major league baseball. they play 162 games. so, a team can always improve. especially true for the nationals. the nats have gone 11 straight games without scoring a run in the first inning. tonight against the marlins another chance to make a good impression right off the bat. we're in miami. first inning, no score, adam laroche at plate with no outs and the bases loaded. he delivers. base knock into center. roger berndina called in today. desmond. starting with a 2-0 lead. gorzelanny pitching to stanton with a runner on, lifts one down the line to right field. it gets down but check out wurth. throws to first, stanton goes too far off the bag and he's out. >> dead to right. >> yes. that was beautiful. great play by wurth.

bottom seven, still 3-2 nats. gorzelanny was solid, facing john buck. see ya. goes seven innings, strikes out six. he and the bull pen combined for a two-hitter. the nationals defeat the marlins 5-2. they'll go for the sweep on sunday. in toronto, detroit's verlander had a perfect game going until he gave up a walk in the eighth inning but he still has a chance at a no-hitter. tigers manager jim leyland is in the zone, not moving from the seat. so was verlander. needs one more out. gets davis swinging. verlander throws his second career no-hitter and second in the big leaks this week. tigers beat the blue jays 9-0. >> has pitching gotten that e y easy. remember, kids, good have your glove at the ballpark. two on, two out for longoria facing guthrie. longoria crushes one to left. three-run home run, his first of the season. rays take a 4-0 lead. do you want to insert the "desperate housewives" joke the? >> chuck was asking.

>> no relation. >> no relation shp. >> bottom eight, weiner trying to start something, sam fold tracking, are you kidding me? robs him of a home run. a fantastic catch by sam fold. the rays three outfielders still playing rock paper scissors. a love that. college basketball news -- arizona coach sean miller met with kevin anderson will terps head coaching job. miller's decision on whether to take the maryland job is expected in the next 24 hours, according to espn. in his second season, miller led arizona to the elite eight this year. he was named the pac-10 coach of the year after leading the wildcats to the regular season title. before coaching at arizona miller spent five scenes at xavier in cincinnati and letting

the musketeers to four ncaa tournament appearances. miller grew up in western pennsylvania and has family that lives in the washington, d.c. area. at the kentucky derby, jockey john va lass velasquez g lucky break because the original jockey broke his nose. today he rode animal kingdom, a 20-1 longshot to victory. maybe it wasn't luck but destiny. check out the hats. love them. nearly 165,000 people in attendance setting the record for the largest crowd at churchill downs. those are some beautiful hats. >> no, they're not. >> oh, that's nice. 19 horses in the field. and they are off. and the 137 th running of the kentucky derby. here's the stretch call. sound up. >> roaring down the center of the track. here comes animal kingdom. in the milgtsd of the racetrack to grab the lead.

and it's animal kingdom and john velasquez to win the derby! >> oh, yeah. animal kingdom wins the cone ken derby by just 2 3/4 elevens. muchomacho man -- >> i had animal kingdom. >> they were not available for comment after the race but his jockey was. >> this is the race we all want, you know, anywhere in the world you go, they ask you have you been in the derby, the second question after that is, have you won it? it's a dream come true for all of us. obviously, as a jockey, as a trainer, as owner, definitely one of those things that you have -- now i can check mark on that one, have i that one. >> oh, yeah. john velasquez wins 137th running of the kentucky derby. next leg is in baltimore two

weeks from now. fc dallas hosting united. josh wolf in the box flicks it to fred but kevin hartman makes a ridiculous save. see it again. fred here tries the header but hartman there with the save. . that was nice. d.c. united coach ben olsen after the game says, hey, man, nice save. game ends in a scoreless tie. >> perhaps the caps should see what he's doing next season. that's all. saturday night live is up next hosted by tina fey. till then, that's the news.

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