years. they said they had an agreement with the owner that in exchange for rent they would make repairs to the house. and over the years they say they put more than $200,000 into the place. but the owner fell behind on the mortgage. the bank took the house. the judge ruled the butlers really weren't tenants here but guests and that they had to go. >> the owner and i made an arraignment, my money into the property offset rent. >> reporter: but the judge didn't buy that? >> no. >> reporter: so you end up on the street? >> right. >> reporter: the butlers, they're out. they say they plan to keep fighting. they want to move back in. >> we haven't heard the last of you? >> i don't think so. i believe right eventually

prevails. >> reporter: game on, huh? >> game on. >> reporter: a marshal and some of the demonstrators injured are expected to be okay. as for the butlers, they want another day in court. live on capitol hill, pat collins, news 4. >> bond is denied for a woj accu awoman accused of murdering her best friend. witnesses told police the 31-year-old person stabbed her neighbor, amber kent, inside the victim's kitchen. they say the stabbing happened after a loud argument between the two. officers arrested the woman yesterday after she tried to pick up her child at school. the trial of a man accused of running down a mother and son while driving drunk got under way today in alexandria. he faces several charges for the death of 8-year-old brian hernandez chavez.

live outsided courthouse with the latest. >> reporter: mother who survived after being run down came to court still walking with difficulty from her injuries. she lost her only child in january. today, her new details about the minutes leading up to the terrible crash. prosecutors revealed new information as they opened their dui manslaughter case against 22-year-old victor al donna. police found an aerosol can in the car he was driving. prosecutors suggested on top of a blood alcohol level of .15, aldona had been huffing from the can to get high. video from a neitherby cvs showed he bought the can just minutes before. it was midafternoon on january 15th when." the car he was drig on busy duke street left the road and struck maria and her 8-year-old son brian hernandez chavez as they walked hand-in-hand along a pedestrian

path. brian was killed instantly. his mother suffered broken legs and a broken pelvis. eyewitness was driving right behind. she testified she watched as his car began to veer right. there was time to correct, she said, but the car continued. it went through a thick sign. i looked u and saw two bodies fly through the air. she testified she immediately stopped and went to the mother's aid. she asked for her son. she was in a panic over her son. i said the lord's prayer and she joined me in spanish. maria chavez also testified hobbling to the witness stand on a kacane. she told the judge she had no time to react. i woke up and i was laying on the grass and i saw the lady holding my hand and she told me not to move. i told her i wanted to see where my son was. asked the prosecutor, did you ever see your son again there? no, replied chavez. her defense attorney says

they'll try to show his actions don't constitute manslaughter. said the lawyer, this case really is a tragedy. it's sad but it was an accident. this trial's expected to wrap up tomorrow. coming up on news 4 at 6:00, what victor aldona says he was drinking before that crash. jury selection began today in the jerry sandusky sex abuse trial. the former penn state coach charged with molesting ten boys over the course of 15 years. today lawyers questioned 200 potential jurors. just moments ago, the judge announced that six juries have been selected so far. help says they're making good progress at finding an impartial jury. open arguments are scheduled to start on monday in what expected to be a three-week long trial. hazmat crew s have containe an oil spill in southwest. a fuel tank was punctured spilling 30 gallons of fuel.

it happened near pruett seafood off main avenue this afternoon. no one was hurt. there is no major impact to the river. crews are now monitoring the air quality in the area. >> police discover a meth lab inside an area hotel room. tonight five men have been arrested on drug charges. police say they were making meth inside the room at the holiday inn express in oak ridge. officers were called after someone smelled smoke. an unusual odor coming from the fourth floor. some guests were evacuated for a few hours. others had no idea what happened till they woke up this morning. >> we were sitting there eating breakfast. i'm like, that looks like our hotel. i think that's where we're saying. sure enough, the holiday inn express. shocking. >> police also say they found other drugs and a gun in the room. there were no injuries. a developing story. the number two man in al qaeda is dead tonight. after a cia drone struck in

pakistan. abu yahya al libi was killed. they said al libi oversaw al qaeda's day-to-day operations in pakistan and played a critical role in planning the group's terror plots against western targets. the white house says his death is a significant blow to the terror network. d.c. leaders introduced emergency legislation today in response to a new immigration enforcement program. fbi agents will automatically send the fingerprints of people who are arrested to immigration and customs enforcement and a local police. d.c. lawmakers are concerned it will leave the immigrant community to distrust police. council member phil mendelson introduced emergency legislation. it would limit the level of cooperation. placing restrictions on how long someone is held and for what

type of crime. turning now to the weather. cooler than normal. there's something else to consider. now, tracking our chances for rain. >> there's been a few light showers around the area. in my little survey i've done kind of here and there, a lot of folks saying they liked the cool air that's been over us. here's a look at the cloud cover throughout the area. mostly cloudy as we looked towards the washington monument. from satellite, from way up high. early this morning at 8:00 a.m., we had some low clouds. now we've got clouds, a lot of different layers. western maryland, now through winchest winchester. so a little bit of dampness out there right now. we'll turn up the dampness for tomorrow. we're currently at 70 degrees.

71 degrees in fredericksburg. this cool pattern we've had, it's about ready to flip. wait till you see the seven day forecast coming up. >> thanks, veronica. a car slams into a building. a woman takes the blame. police say she wasn't behind e the. consider yourself warned. making it harder to fight red light and speeding tickets. what a day. celebrations winding down in london. the queen delivers a rare address to mark her 60 years on the throne.

star gazeers are getting ready for a once in a lifetime sighting. there's a watch party at the smithsonian's aaron space museum between 6:00 and 8:00 tonight and at nasa in green belt. this sighting is so rare, it won't happen again for another

105 years. queen elizabeth said the jubilee has been a touching and humbling experience. the queen road through streets of london today, wrapping up four days of celebration, honoring her jubilee. after the procession, the queen and royal family greeted the crowd from buckingham palace, on the balcony. she attended a service at st. paul's cathedral. lunched at the house of commons with 700 guests. and closed with a rare tv address to her people. >> it touched me deeply to see so many thousands of families, neighbors and friends celebrating together in such a happy atmosphere. >> her husband, prince philip, is still in the hospital being treated for a bladder infection but we're told he's doing better and he watched the celebrations on television. >> tens of thousands of people traveled to witness the event.

>> while sightseeing today, he got a special close-up view of the queen. >> a great day in london. we're in front of herod's department store. we've seen just about everything today. all of the iconic features. including the queen. this is how we started our day. take a look at this. the queen rolling right past us. she made her way from buckingham palace to st. paul's cathedral. then we saw big ben. the across the riverview. the iconic view many of us have. coming from right underneath the london eye. build in the year 2000 to commemorate the millennium. we'll continue to keep your posted from right here in london. doug also caught up with some tourists from fairfax. he's going to have that report coming up on news 4 at 6:00.

looks like he's got a cloudy day there. >> 54 degrees last time i checked. it's going to warm up that much this week. each day, a chance of rain, sunshine. saturday when i think he's leaving. >> isn't that always the case? >> got a short sleeved shirt on there today, did he pa'm sure p. that's just doug being doug. we'll see this pattern flip and sure i wanted it going to go, to flip. we're going to get the humidity along with the heat. so watch the seven day forecast. some clouds now. for the most part, they're not producing a lot in the way of any rain. it's 70 under mostly cloudy sky. wind out of the east at 7 miles per hour. temperatures elsewhere, bristo, virginia, at 73 degrees.

some higher temperatures have been to the south and west. fairf fairfax, virginia, 55 degrees currently. satellite and radar. all the clouds covering. coming on down. just a little more sunshine for you. you can see those showers there showing up right there off to the west. so as we go through, i think they'll stay in this general area. unlike this morning, really don't see us being wet at all for tomorrow morning. we will have some low clouds because we're stuck with this general pattern. sometimes you have low pressure at the surface. sometimes you have low pressure aloft. more importantly, we have one that's right here. it hasn't been moving very much. the spin around that area of low pressure, lots of clouds from michigan all the way through areas of virginia and down through north carolina. so here we go. tomorrow morning, we're dry. we get some showers for the

afternoon. quiet again for thursday morning. right now, thursday's looking like the one day this week that's going to be wet. 63 to 69 degrees with that northeast wind. tomorrow, cool and dry. 51 to 58 degrees. that's jacket weather, folks. light jacket weather. we're up to 71 to 76 degrees tomorrow with the 30% chance of a scattered shower. maybe even an isolated thunderstorm thursday. a 50% chance. there's a little bit of heat on saturday. 87 degrees for a high temperature. 90 on sunday. it's going to turn a bit sticky sunday, monday and tuesday. >> there's that flip side. >> get ready. >> maybe we can just bottle this. >> that would be nice. >> or send ourselves to sunday. >> that's right. three people, including a former d.c. attorney general, have now been nominated to serve on the new board ethics. just moments ago, council chair

kwame brown talked to the media about the tension created by ongoing scandal investigations. darcy spencer is live with the latest from the wilson billiuil tonight. >> reporter: a hastily called news conference. brown said he is not going to address the investigation of his 2008 campaign. he also said he did not break any laws and says he has no plans to resign. >> clearly, i would apologize for any distractions. i would rather be talking about what we've passed in the budget. i would like to be talking about how we're going to help get our residents back to work. that's something i would like to focus on. i apologize for putting the residents even in the situation where we have to talk about this as opposed to the good work. >> reporter: this came the same day the mayor announced his

appointment to a d.c. ethics board. the former attorney general, robert spag nally, to head the ethics panel with the power to investigate violations by city officials and government workers. >> they will act as watchdogs, safeguards, for the district's public trust. >> the city council passed legislation informing the board. when he missed the deadline, council gave him more time. >> our priority was quality rather than speed. >> reporter: spagnali was the district's first ever attorney general and represented the mayor in a dispute over a fence. but he said he didn't see any. >> they're working to higher ethical standards and will be held accountable when things don't go exactly the way they're planned. >> reporter: the announcement as the mayor and chair are

embroiled in scandal. both under federal crime investigations. gra in connection with his 2010 campaign for mare. brown for his 2008 campaign and other issues. also to highlight some of the tension, a radio reporter indicated kwame brown shoved him into a wall earlier this morning when he tried to ask him some questions regarding the federal investigation. later this afternoon, we're told brown brought that reporter into his office and apologized to him but he said he didn't mean anything by it. we'll have more on this coming up on news 4 at 6:00. >> some drama down there today. darcy, thank you. the big mistake the driver made that caused the dramatic change of events. the tale of two faces. it's the same guy but researchers say this case should serve as a warning to others.

from politics to pop music, president obama is singing a new tune tonight and it's taking the web by storm. stick around for news 4:00 at 6:00. we learned sheryl crow has had a new health care after surviving breast cancer.

time for sports. >> they get set to take on the mets tonight. >> nationals trying to get back on track. they've lost four out of their last five. host the mets here tonight. the mets just half a game back. the good news is the nationals still tied for first place with the miami marlins. i was just discussing this with my friend here geogooio gonzale.

>> i'm used to saying florida marlins. now it's miami marlins. it throws you off. the first thing that comes to mind is the m&ms. >> how used to you are being the pitcher of the month? just dominant. do you get a trophy? >> i really don't know. it was exciting. you see the guys right up there too. you just wanted to win for the team. >> is there friendly competition between the two of you? you're second in all of strikeouts. in e.r.a., you're fourth. right behind each other the entire season. >> have to piggy back right behind him. i guarantee, give stras another

start, he'll be back on top again. i think it's fun, how we keep it real nice and loose. he coaches me. i coach him. we keep each other on our toes. to get our team in the winning race. >> you keep it nice and loose. strassberg is serious, man, that man never seems loose. >> believe it or not, he does smile. he gets a little curve on it. he's a big joker. when he's having his time off. most of the time, he's always watching. you admire people like that. you always want to see he succeeds and does well in his career. he's the kind of guy you want to follow. you get jackson. you got debt while detwiler. all something nice to bring to the table. >> serious moment to talk about. two guys from the starting rotation have home runs this year and you're not one of those guys. >> i got a double. but a home run?

the big swingers, it's funny, they do it in the big parks. here and miami. so to compete against that, it's going to be talk. i think i'm going to stick to my pu bunting. >> why do they call you the motown kid? >> i would come out, crank up some motown, some marvin gaye, some al green. most of the motown hits. crank it up in the stadium. and then have everybody come in and just listen to music. it was kind of fun. everyone was kind of enjoying it. now everybody stops their jaw, comes inside, listens to some tunes. >> now we know what he's listening to. that's gio gonzalez. second in all of major league baseball in strikeouts, fourth in e.r.a. thanks, buddy. >> tonight at the park, tickets

available. weather's perfect. >> first, go download some motown. >> exactly. next, a man pulled from the wreckage of a fiery crash. a fight against fat. d.c. police officers joined forces in a quest to be named the biggest loser. surgery without the long recovery. the new procedure allowing women to go under the knife in the morn

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six jurors have now been seated in the jerry sandusky sex abuse trial. the former penn state assistant football coach is charged with molesting ten boys over the course of 15 years. today, lawyers questioned 200 potential jurors. many of whom said they had tied to sandusky or penn state. behind me just a little view of the sky. throughout the area, we have a mostly cloudy sky. of course we're talking about the transit of venus coming up in a couple of minutes. want to take the time to stress, folks, do not look at the sun directly unless you've got a filter. we've got some clouds around the area. tomorrow morning in the cool side again.

one person is dead. another clinging to life. after a fiery crash in montgomery county. witnesses told police it was a dramatic scene as folks tried to rescue the victims inside the car. >> now, more on the investigation. >> i live right around the corner here. i heard a big boom. >> that boom, this honda civic slamming here. one of the first people on the scene were the washington county volunteer firefighter. the driver was pinned inside, but he was able to pull the passenger out through a side window. the passenger has been identified as 23-year-old oscar armando chavez martinez of german town.

he was flown to a trauma center with life threatening injuries. >> he was not wearing his seat belt. he was jostled around quite a bit from the impact. >> pieces of twisted metal and charred debris still litter the side of the road. speed has been an issue here in the past. about a quarter mile, the speed limit goes from 50 miles per hour down to 30 for drivers to make it safely. >> the field of vision narrows. if you don't start to slow down, i can see thenning la int happe night. >> reporter: the county asked for a permit to install speed cameras. the request was granted. a warning camera will be placed here on wednesday. after that will come one that tickets drivers. >> it's a tragedy, it's sad. >> reporter: it could be several

weeks before determining what led up to the crash. >> charges are being filed against the alleged driver of a car that crashed into a prince georges county apartment. it happened sunday morning in riverdale. a woman says she was sleeping. when a car came through her bedroom window knocking her to the floor. the woman inside the car told police she was driving. police say their investigation revealed she was really a passenger. 39-year-old david smith was behind the wheel and he's now facing several charges. driving without a license and fleeing the scene. a frightening school bus crash in indiana. security video shows the driver falling out of his seat after hitting a bunch in the road. he did not have a seat belt. the bus eventually crashes and goes partially through a garage. no students were on that bus. neither the driver or anyone inside the home was seriously hurt. a 16-year-old is under arrest in loudon county for the

attempted sex assault of two middle schoolgirls. police tell us it happened around 7:30 yesterday morning. around the corner from seneca ridge middle school in the sugarland run area. they say a 12-year-old and 14-year-old were walking to school when the 16-year-old tried to grab them. the girls got away. another boy chased the teen from the area. he was later identified but police aren't releasing his name because he's a minor. vandals strike outside battlefield high school in hay mark. someone painted the front of the school as well as a school bus in the parking lot. another vehicle on the property was also keyed. the vandalism happened over the weekend but so far no arrests. damage is estimated at about $1,800. >> men and women often need help getting back into the workforce. erica gonzalez has more on an organization that's helping vets make that transition. >> reporter: he served in the u.s. marine corps for eight years and most recently did a tour in iraq.

re-entering the workforce is not easy for sergeant seamus sullivan. >> the civilians might be scared to hire veterans. they may not know what job skills transfer into the civilian market. >> reporter: in 2009, the veterans curation program was started to help wounded veterans like sullivan learn basic office skills within six months to either re-enter the job force or go back to school. >> a lot of these veterans, last time, they wore a suit or a tie. it wasn't a suit or a tie, it was a uniform. >> reporter: these men and women aren't just filing paperwork though. they're rehabilitating ancient artifacts. the u.s. army corps of engineers has one of the largest archaeological collections in the country second only to the smithsonian. they've got about 10 years worth of backlogged work to get through. many pieces, like these projectile points, are anywhere from a couple hundred to 8,000

years old. >> i would want to know how they're -- >> reporter: veterans work under the guidance of two archeologists. this doctor is one of them. >> i made the decision not to join the armed forces and i believe it is my duty to give back to these men and women who sacrificed their lives and -- for this country and for our families. >> reporter: 100 veterans have come through the program. 80% of them have entered the workforce in numerous fields immediately after. >> the truth of the matter is veterans are smart. they learn very fast. and they have a drive that's unparallel unparalleled. >> reporter: sullivan did so well after completing the program he was hired by the same organization to be its veterans liaison. in old town, erica, news 4. up next on news 4 at 5:00, new legal trouble for demi moore's daughter. >> disney trying to curb childhood obesity. what you will no longer see on

the disney channel. >> plus president obama singing a new tune in the latest viral video.

the daughter of a hollywood superstar busted for drinking. a pop star parody starring president obama. first, an arrest for scout willis, the 20-year-old daughter of bruce willis and demi moore. this is video of her from last year. >> an nypd spokesperson says scout handed over a fake i.d. when an officer caught her drinking beer last night. a new photo featured recently showing just how

dangerous the sun can be on your skin. it features a 69-year-old man who's been a truck driver for nearly 30 years. >> experts say the exposure while truck driving caused him to experience a photo aging effect from overexposure to the sun's ultraviolet rays. the windows were rolled up. ♪ >> the notoriously catchy "call me maybe." >> the editor spliced together clips taken from the president's speeches creating the illusion he's actually singing. >> in real life, the tune belongs to canadian center carly ray jetson. >> this past sunday, the contestants of the miss usa pageant along with donald trump lip synced their own version of

"call me maybe." >> did i say her name right? i'm bad with those -- >> you're asking me so -- all i know is the name of the song. >> ask one of the interns. speedy surgery. allowing women to go under the knife without the long recovery. troublesome travel fees. some charges that might impact your travel budget. my story is coming up. our highs today just in the 60s to around 70 degrees. getting ready to fast forward through the year as we see a through the year as we see a huge warm-up in our forecast. when mitt romney says "planned parenthood we're gonna get rid of that." through the year as we see a huge warm-up in our forecast. romney is saying he'll deny women the birth control and cancer screenings they depend on. when romney says "do i believe the supreme court should overturn roe v. wade? yes." he's saying he'll deny women the right to make their own medical decisions and when his campaign can't say whether he'd support equal pay protections. "and we'll get back to you on that." romney's putting your paycheck at risk.

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d.c. police got a chance to try some zoom ba. get their weight and blood pressure checked and work their skills. members compete to see who can lose the most weight. joining the chief who told us before the program has made a big impact on the lives of the officers. dozens of police officers and civilian employees said, i didn't realize i was prediabetic. i didn't realize i was

hypertensive. they began to get fit. >> the competition lasts about 2 1/2 months. the department has lost hundreds of pounds. chief says she hopes to lose a few herself. >> they're on to something. today, first lady michelle obama joined disney ceo to announce new initiatives to combat childhood obesity. cutting down on sodium, sugar, saturated fat. in a few years, disney's tv and radio programs for kids will no longer include ads for junk food. >> a cosmetic breast surgery for breakfast. a new look without the long recovery. michelle explains why. >> i'm so excited. >> reporter: this doctor is one

of the only few surgeons in the nation performing flash augmentation. only certain women qualify. >> it's just for a straight forward augmentation. >> reporter: this procedure happens to be quick because i'm not wasting time trying to get bleeding controlled. >> reporter: no bleeding, narcotics or downtime. >> she should be able to go out within a couple hours. >> reporter: this woman is ready. a quick vital check. into the operating room she goes. >> thumbs up. >> reporter: we folwed right along to witness it all. once under anesthesia. >> this side has a lot more. >> reporter: the surgery goes by fast. >> i haven't taushed the rip cage at all. >> reporter: meaning little to no recovery. >> no blood. we're essentially done. >> reporter: surgery lasted exactly 24 minutes. now the big test.

how does she feel and will she be able to go out to dinner tonight? >> slow deep breaths. she's groggy, disoriented and very sore. >> it's almost as if you went to the gym and you haven't gone for six months, kind of how you feel the next day. >> i'm good. it doesn't even hurt. >> three hours later, she's released, going to dinner. >> reporter: i'm surprised at myself, how good i feel right now. >> in the end, her surgery pales in comparison to giving birth to triplets. >> i guess so. >> giving birth to one child. >> now to the cooler temps. >> that's what it feels like right now. 65 to 70 degrees. so back to the early spring-like weather for us. that includes the crowds across the area. all these clouds, they're going to stay over the area for the next couple of hours. some showers, too, just off to our west. we're going to see a few showers

till about midnight. by 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, we'll be looking at partly sunny skies. through warren on it, down through culpepper. off to the west of that is where the greatest threat of showers exist for tomorrow morning. everyone can see widespread showers, even an isolated thunderstorm coming our way for tomorrow afternoon and especially for thursday afternoon. thursday morning is dry, quiet, and probably more sunshine coming our way early in the day. that will give us a higher threat for thunderstorms on thursday. so it will be some lightning out there i think. for tomorrow morning at the bus stop, sun's up at 5:43. starting out at 52 in mp anases. that's chilly again. we're back to our early spring clothes. 75, your high in leesburg. 76, 77 in fredericksburg so it could get a little wet tomorrow.

best chance of rain hits thursday with a 50% chance for some showers and storms. then, friday, the high, 82 degrees. friday is looking nice. it's looking fairly pleasant. especially the first part of our weekend. the second half of the weekend, we really see the temperatures come up to 90 degrees. and it's going to get sticky. for the weekend, early part of next week, 90 degrees plus with humidity. oh, if only this could stick around a little longer. >> we'll feel like home. >> it just got tougher to fight a camera ticket when driving in d.c. especially when you're hit with fees you didn't know about. >> plus, starbucks plans to revamp its menu and offer us more. details now. >> a little bit more, right? we'll begin with camera tickets in the district. today, the d.c. council voted in favor of forcing the owners of vehicles to pay for a speed or red light ticket even if they were not the ones driving at the time of the violation. till now, a vehicle owner could

challenge the ticket if he or she was not driving. now, the registered vehicle owner is presumed guilty. those opposing the new law, vehicle finance companies. because if you lease a vehicle, the leasing company would technically be the owner. now, in both maryland and virginia, a camera ticket is mailed to the owner but the owner can still challenge that ticket if someone else was driving at the time. it seems like these days there are added fees for just about everything, especially fees that can impact your travel budget. a new study out today revealed added fees. according to the foundation, it names the most troublesome travel fees starting with airline fees, fees for soft drinks, for using an airline's headset while on a flight. fees for inflight movies or videos and fees for food. when it comes to hotel charges, there are new fees for internet use and parking and when it comes to car rental, consumers face added fees for toll

passage, one warrantals, additional fuel charges and late returns. coffee giant starbucks is look to expand its menu. it plans to buy a california-based french bakery chain to expand its food. will start replacing starbuck's counterfood early next year and will start nationally in the years ahead. about one-third of the purchases made at starbucks in the u.s. do include food items already. the deal would position starbucks to be more competitive in the restaurant industry. >> we got to go west till when? >> a couple more years before it gets here. >> now we want a krcroissant. >> e. coli being blamed in the sudden death of a 6-year-old boy. >> coming up tonight at 6:00, somebody shot a man in the middle of the road. we'll tell you about that. a cancer blood test could help predict future for some

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shooting suspect george zimmerman will remain in jail till a new bond hearing is set. now it appears that won't happen right away. his attorneys announced on their website today they're delaying a request for a new bond hearing for at least a couple of weeks. they did not give a reason for the delay. zimmerman turned himself in after his original bond was revoked. zimmerman is charged with second degree murder in the death of unarmed florida teen trayvon martin. health officials in massachusetts are trying to figure out how a 6-year-old boy contracted a deadly e. coli

infection. >> as ryan report, his family says he was healthy one day and died just a few days later. >> this little boy, full of life -- >> reporter: owen was a healthy athletic boy who was playing soccer on saturday and then a few days later he was dead. >> they brought him to the hospital on monday. it just progressively got worse. >> reporter: according to the state department of public health, he died of an e. coli infection. >> we can't think of anything heahe a ate the rest of the kids didn't eat and why it would just affect him, i don't know, but yeah, we have no idea. >> reporter: according to dph, this is an isolated incident but the investigation continues. health officials say you can get e. coli by eating or drinking something with the bacteria that has not been properly cooked. >> the town is in shock. >> reporter: everyone mourning the loss of someone who had so much ahead of them. >> i was absolutely devastated to think that would happen this

day and age and so quickly and such a precious little boy. >> constantly smiling, constantly laughing. just incredible. >> now, at 6:00, an apology from kwame brown after he got physical with a reporter. >> occupy protesters got in the middle of a foreclosure fight, then the cops got involved. >> the cia took out al qaeda's second in command. a big blow to the terror network. >> the royal ending for the queen's jubilee. good evening. we begin tonight with what the white house is calling a significant blow to al qaeda. the number two man in that terror group is dead. the cia took him out during a drone strike in the waziristan province of pakistan. jim mick la