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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,

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and after the preakness stakes, 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.

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and now from washington's leading news station, this is news4 at 6:00. i'll have another has another. today's win at pimlico in the preakness makes two jewels of the triple crown. can he win the whole thing at the belmont? a terror bust in chicago. three men accused of plotting to attack police stations, the mayor's home and the president's campaign headquarters. but first, a man charged with two sexual assaults, and police say this is just the beginning. good evening, i'm chris gordon. police say an officer shot at an suv, trying to run him over in prince george's county today. the shooting involved a district heights police officer who was working a side job at a nightclub on athena street in capital heights. police say the officer chased an suv that hit a car in a parking

lot and then kept going. police say the driver started ramming the officer's car. the officer says he got out of his car, and the suv driver went gunning for him. the officer fired several shots, but the suv got away. it is unclear if anyone was hit. the officer was not injured. and now to a developing story in what police say is a terror plot by nato protesters in chicago. among the targets, president obama's campaign headquarters. the three men arrested say they were only operating a home brewery, but police say they filled beer bottles with gasoline to use as molotov cocktails. another alleged target includes the home of chicago mayor rahm emanuel and four chicago police stations. >> listen to obama! no tax money! >> those are protesters in thurmont, maryland, hoping to get president obama's attention at the g-8 summit.

the ethiopian immigrants are upset about their prime minister being invited to join the world leaders. some see him as a brutal dictator. african food shortages is just one of the problems tackled by world leaders in maryland today. the g-8 is also dealing with greece's money problems and nuclear security. brian mooar has the latest on the camp david talks. >> reporter: at maryland's camp david, president obama and his fellow g- 8 leaders declared they would stand united on fixing a global economy still facing stiff headwinds. >> this has been a frank and useful conversation and gives me great optimism about our ability to meet these challenges in the future. >> the most pressing concern, a greek financial crisis that is threatening to spread. the greek people have thrown out the government that agreed to strict austerity measures in return tore a european bailout. the g-8 leaders expect greece to

honor its commitments. >> the american role here is very minimal. we can offer advice, but we are simply sitting on the bleachers. >> reporter: this meeting is an initiation for the new leaders of france, italy and japan. but the agenda covers familiar ground. in iran, the leaders threaten sanctions if the nation continues its nuclear program. and the g-8 countries are working on oil supply contingencies if iran retaliates. the leaders discussed issues ranging from a peaceful transfer of power in syria to food security in africa. >> let's see if we can actually make some progress in concrete terms. >> reporter: the leaders of the world's biggest economies presenting a united front. brian mooar, nbc news, washington. in other news, two teenagers have been charged as adults in a shooting at the rockville metro station. they are 16-year-old kevin nguyen and 17-year-old tavares

harris. one shot a gun outside the metro station yesterday afternoon. two people were hit. police say one of the victims knew the suspects. nguyen and harris face attempted first degree murder charges. >> 4, 3, 2, 1, 0. and liftoff! we've had a cut-off. >> a history-making space launch was aborted early this morning at cape canaveral. the private company, spacex, was launching the rocket to bring supplies to the international space station. but a technical problem caused computers to shut the engines off at the very last second. nasa wants to use spacex now that the shuttle program is retired. the next launch attempt could be on tuesday. turning to the weather, what a beautiful day. how long will it last? meteorologist chuck bell is in storm center 4. hi, chuck. >> hey there, chris, good evening, everybody. what a beautiful day it turned out to be today, 83 for our high

temperature, filled with sunshine all afternoon here in the washington area. and it looks like our great weather will continue at least for about another 24 hours or so. still 82 now here in downtown washington. 79 in annapolis, 81 in hagerstown, 81 in charlottesville, 80 degrees in fredericksburg. a mild evening on the way. the battle of the beltways continues, the orioles and nationals first pitch at 7:15, 76 degrees. beautiful weather for baseball this evening, or anything else you want to do. what about tomorrow and the rest of the week? we'll talk about that, plus tropical storm alberto. don't go away. >> we'll see you later. family and friends paid their final respects to mary kennedy today. the funeral was held in a small church in a suburb north of new york city. prominent members of the kennedy family attended and so did several celebrities. mary kennedy's estranged husband, robert f. kennedy jr., dli delivered the eulogy. the 52-year-old died of an apparent suicide at her nearby estate this week.

still ahead, a man with 30 kids goes to court because he says he needs help paying child support. quite a day at the air show at andrews air force base. why there won't be one next year. ♪ the voices erin willett returns home to gaithersburg today, and what a tv reporter did to make will smith so angry, he slapped him.

service is back to normal at the wheaton metro station tonight. the station was closed around 3:00 p.m. after a fire broke out on the tracks. buses transported passengers between forest glen and glen mont. the fire was quickly extinguished and normal service resumed around 4:00 p.m. a traffic alert if you travel the beltway in virginia. vdot will shut down the outer loop at braddock road tonight. clues will close a single lane around 9:30 p.m., and all lanes will be blocked off at 10:30. traffic will be diverted on to braddock road. closure is due to construction on the express lanes project. the highway will reopen by 9:00 a.m. tomorrow. a man in knoxville, tennessee may be very busy this father's day. desmond hatchette is the father of 30 children, and he is just 33 years old. the kids range in age from

toddlers to 14 years old. they are from 11 different women. hatchette is now trying to get tennessee to help him pay child support. he says he makes only minimum wage. next, chuck is back to tell us if this great weather will hold out for the rest of the weekend. and tonight, at 11:00, from bacon to peanut butter, a new twist on