it is an election year. the partisan political atmosphere in our town is as highly charged as it has ever been. and there were sparks today on capitol hill. the issue involved leaked stories that involved national security. steve handlesman is on oklahoma now with the latest on this. steve? >> reporter: jim, thanks, good evening. republicans up on the hill here are complaining that went bush administration got investigated after the outing of cia spy valerie blaplame, there was a special independent council and they want one now. it's a fight between president obama's attorney general, eric holder, and republicans over who leaked national security secrets. >> we need a special counsel because the american people need to know. >> reporter: after the u.s. intelligence in may busted up the al qaeda plot to blow up an airliner with an underwear bomb like this built in yemen, news reports revealed we used a

secr secret double agent. leak number two came after years of cyberattacks on iran's nuclear computers. news reports this month revealed america launched the attacks. republicans charge the white house did the leaking to help president obama beat mitt romney. >> and when you got programs that were successful and makes the white house look strong and the president look strong, and the president look strong, you can read about it in the paper. >> reporter: in a senate hearing, the attorney general vowed a full probe by two of his best prosecutors. >> who have the guts to ask tough questions and the charge that i've given them is to follow the leads wherever they are. >> reporter: not good enough, say republicans. they demand an outside prosecutor. >> we have very serious problems, we are still involved in this political gamesmanship. >> reporter: holder says president obama backs him. >> so, i don't have any intention of resigning. >> reporter: the leak probes will go forward on holder's terms.

while he goes into next week's battle with house republicans, threatening to find him in contempt for refusing to turn over details of the failed gun running operation, fast and furious. critics charge holder wants that botched operation kept low key because that one reflects poorly on president obama. jim back to you. >> steve. both presidential candidates on the campaign trail today, mitt romney delivering a speech at a small business in orlando that makes air filters. he denounced president obama's handling of the economy and said the nation's health care law hurts small business. he stroud repeal it if it is elected and it is still in place. president obama on a fund-raisingbly. he attended three fund flarsz the baltimore area this afternoon and has three more campaign events on his schedule tonight in philly. the money he raises will go to his own re-election fund as well as several other democratic party groups. former arizona congresswoman gab brie yes, ma'am giffords cast a vote for her successor

today. she walked into her polling location with husband, mark kelly, and ron beige, the democratic candidate running to replace her. barber is a former giffords aide who was shot in the leg last year. that was the same attack that wounded giffords. she left congress to focus on her recovery. barber is facing a tough challenge against republican jesse kelly, who lost to giffords in 2010. polls in virginia will close in less than an hour now. voters making decisions in several primary races, including a closely watched contest for the u.s. senate. julie carey in fairfax county with more on that. jewelly? >> reporter: turnout has been very light here in fairfax county and hay cross moose of the commonwealth and largely because the marquee ray the republican senate primary is not viewed as highly competitive. nonetheless, virginians will be making choices today that could impact the balance of power on capitol hill. >> can you state your name and address, please? >> reporter: it was quiet day

at most fairfax polling places even though they are choosing a candidate that will represent the party in one of the most important senate race us in the country, one that could decide the balance of power in the u.s. senate. george allen is in a bid to reclaim the seat he lost to jim webb in 2006. the better funded, better known allen faces three gop challenges. prince william delegate bob marshall, chester field tea party leader, jamie radke and ew jackson. the winner will face tim kaine and most voters say the well-known allen provides the best chance of winning you in november. >> he proves in the past and so i went with him. >> one of them campaigned more than george allen, i think, but i just went with allen because of his name recognition. >> i went with george allen for

years. my parents have season tickets. you have an affinity. >> reporter: after he stumbled in 2006 with several well publicized campaign gaffes, they want to give him a second chance. >> i think the main thing was to see george allen have a chance to redeem himself in a way, too, that was probably the third reason, because i think his campaign against senator webb wasn't a good campaign. and i think we are expecting more from him. >> reporter: this woman wanted to send a different message and voted for lesser-nine candidate, jamie radke. >> volunteereded for jamie rad kirk i like the thing she is stands for and i like her very open, strong pro-life issue. that is the main thing for me. >> reporter: george allen is holding what he hopes to be a victory party tonight in richmond with congressman canto

cantor. live from fairfax county, julie carey, news4. a maryland lawmaker found guilty. after three hours of deliberation today, a jury found tiffany austin guilty of misdemeanor theft and misconduct in austin. she is a democrat, freshman from prince georges county, convicted of stealing $800 in state money to pay an employee to manage her private law practice. she is facing up to 18 months in prison. she could be forced out of office. we had a rainy day doug looking at the skies. the rain heading out, doug? >> you could see some blue skies trying to peek on through there, the low clouds across the area what we are going to continue to see, temperatures sitting at 75 degrees, winds out of the south 9 miles an hour, shift to the west and out of the north during the day tomorrow and that is going too bring in some rather breezy conditions to 82 in martinsburg, 81, leesburg this is what we are starting to see

some sunshine. the clouds remain, temperatures snail the low to middle 70s, rain has mostly moved out, still, a few showers and thunderstorms back to the west, into west virginia, starting to move into the panhandle of west virginia here. he these should die down, they make away, continue to watch them as they move our watch behind, this the cold front right back here. what does the cold front mean to the morning? i will have that and the forecast in a minute. an emotional and dramatic day in the jerry sandusky sex abuse trial this afternoon, the prosecution's star witness took the stand, former penn state assistant football coach mike mcqueary who told jurors he saw sandusky embracing a preteen boy from behind in the showers and he heard a slapping sound of skin on skin. earlier, an 18-year-old accuser described repeated incidents of abuse during sleepovers at sandusky's house. sandusky is facial 52 criminal counts of slicks abusing ten boys over a period of 15 years. he says he is not guilty.

the wife of the florida neighborhood watch volunteer who fatally shot an unarmed teenager is facing her own legal troubles. shelley zimmerman was charged today with knowingly making false statements during her husband's bond hearing in april. she was booked on one count of perjury and then released on $1,000 bond. george zimmerman has pleaded not guilty to second-degree murder in the shooting death of trayvon martin. he was granted bond but later revoked when the judge found out that zimmerman had raised thousands of dollars from a website. a man suspected of leading a cult in north carolina has pleaded guilty to killing a woman from our area. his name is peter moses. he is accused of killing 27-year-old antoinetta mccoy, who lived in d.c., and a 4-year-old boy last year. prosecutors say he shot the little boy 'cause he thought the child was gay. they say that he ordered a group of women who lived with him to kill mccoy when she tried

escape. authorities found their bodies several months later buried behind his mother's home. >> shocking case. we have several of the co-defendants that we have not taken please from >> yesterday's guilty plea means that moses will avoid the death penalty. as part of his plea, he has agreed to testify against six others who are charged in that case. a 74-year-old man is in the hospital tonight with serious injuries after he was attacked by two dogs as he walked -- took a morning walk in northeast washington. darcy spencer has more on what happened and why there has been trouble with these dogs before. >> reporter: it was a vicious attack by two large dogs, cane core social, that left a man in his 70s in critical condition. neighbors watched in disbelief. >> i looked up and i seen they had him like in a tug-of-war.

one on one side and one on the other, pulling him, pulling him. >> reporter: the man was mauled he's walked to work about 6:45 in the morning. >> if the dogs are determined to be dangerous, would they be euthanized? >> that is one potential outcome of a dangerous dog investigation. >> reporter: neighbors say that isn't the first time the dogs have got loose. leroy miles says they chased him. >> i coming home from the store one sunday and the gate was opened. i just walked past, next thing i know, they was behind me. i dropped my food and ran. >> reporter: they are guard dogs on benning road at a towing lot them got through an unsecured gate punch the d.c. police cited the owners. with having loose dogs. it cars a $50 fine. >> right now, no criminal charges the owner is facial.

if the owner fails to pay the citation, he or she could be subject to arrest if he or she fails to pay the citation. >> reporter: this man says he knows the towing company's opener, the dogs, named kilo and money. >> good dogs, been provoked. >> reporter: police say there is no evidence the dogs were provoked. the attacks could have been worse if it weren't for neighbors. one grabbed a shovel, another a bat to fight the animals off. phil raglan let his american bulldog, oliver, loose and he scared the attacking dogs away. authorities say the victim suffered bite wounds all over his body as well as a broken arm. he was transported in critical condition but he since has been upgraded to fair at a local hospital. in northeast washington, darcy spencer, nbc 4. coming up, medical marijuana, closer to reality in the district. for the first time tonight, we now know exactly where patients will be able to buy it. there was a big change in scenery near the picture-perfect

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she said a dingo ate her baby. no one believed her. she went to jail, they made a movie about her with meryl streep. now, a coroner in australia has ruled that a dingo was responsible for the disappearance of the woman's 2-month-old baby. the mother in the case was forced to wait 32 years before her name was cleared. sarah james reports. >> reporter: flanked by family, lindy chamberlain clayton held aloft a death certificate, which

she maintained for decades, that her 9-week-old baby was killed by a wild animal. >> the dingo's got the baby. >> reporter: lindy and then-husband, michael, were camping in the treacherous australian outback when baby azaria disappeared from the family's tent in august of 1980. just one month before the birth of her fourth child, she was found guilty of murder and sentenced to life in prison. then, in 1986, a scrap of azaria's bloody clothing was found near a dingo lair. chamberlain was freed and later, her conviction overturned, but the cause of the baby's death was still listed as unknown. though divorced, the chamberlains continue to fight to clear the family's name. since azaria's disappearance, there have been hundreds of reports of dingo attacks, several fatal. on tuesday, the coroner finally agreed that had been the fate of baby azaria. >> please accept my sincere sympathy on the death of your

special and loved daughter and sister, azaria. >> reporter: the family says the record has finally been set straight and they welcome the chance to put their daughter's spirit at rest. sarah james, nbc news, melbourne, australia. some serious damage caused by a tornado on several islands in venice in italy this afternoon. frees uprooted, roofs were ripped off several buildings. dozens of boats in the venice lagoon were smashed. just a few reports of injuries from that tornado. firefighters say they are making some progress today in batting those wildfires in hyde park in northern colorado, but it's still only 5% contained. the blaze began saturday by lightning. it has grown now to 68 square miles and damaged more than 100 homes and other structures so far. thousands have been evacuated. one woman died when the fire

burned her cabin. at least 18 large wildfires are burning in nine states. >> good lord. >> a mess. >> suddenly our rainy day looks kind of peaceful. >> yeah, for sure. >> you don't. >> no. >> what happened with you? >> go ahead, run it down. >> basketball. you know, just a basketball injury. >> that's all? >> me against seven guys. >> didn't happen at home? >> did not happen at home. no. >> basketball court. >> no, nothing to do with a family matter. everything is fine. my wife still loves me. >> how many stitches? >> five stitches. >> five stitches? >> five stichts but just so you don't get the scarring. >> how does the other guy look? >> he looks worse. everything looks bad there. it's -- everything is great. we are good to go. no problems at all. but obviously, you know, coming back from london, i need trip okay and then i come back here and this happens.

this is big ben and fans from the jubilee. we got see olympic park, some of the ven news, the orbit tower, stands at 377 feet. and also, where michael phelps is going to be doing a little bit of swimming. obviously, we went out there for a lot of different things. we are going to be highlighting what is coming up in london the next couple of weeks a little bit later on. make sure you stay tuned for that some good stuff, trust me, you are going to like it. 77 degrees, the high temperature today a low of 70 degrees, so, not a whole lot of variation there with the low and the high temperature, only 1700ths an inch of rain at the airport. we are still 5 1/3rd inches below for the year, still need to see rain. we have not seen a whole lot of heavy rain around the region recently. 77 the current temperature now, winds out of the south, 8 miles an hour. we are starting to see some breaks in the clouds, not off to the east, temperatures in the 70s, even 69 in aberdeen. 74 in came bridge. look to the west, much warmer.

82 in martinsburg, because of the sunshine i have seen out there the clearing skies florida. 's also allowed for a redevelopment of some thunderstorms out there. some of these thunderstorms right now coming through portions of the panhandle in through hampshire county, mineral county, west virginia, with some lightning, so i wouldn't be surprised to see some of these try to make their way our way. right now the metro area high and dry. where the storms are again up toward the north, minute ral hampshire county and up toward jefferson and berkeley county off to the west of martensburg. we are going to continue to watch it move through the panhandle, maybe towardsism-81, not expecting these to hold together all that well but could you see a few more showers. don't put the umbrellas away just yet. who saw the rain, mostly back to the north and west. upwards of close to an inch back toward martinsburg.

satellite and radar showing the main area of rain moving off. here's what i'm talking b notice the clearing back to the west. and that's why these thunderstorms are starting to develop in that warmer section here. this is actually cold front. that cold front will swing on through the region tonight. wheel is a few showers, maybe a few thunderstorms ahead of t behind it, we clear out very nicely and we get a little breezy. temperatures tomorrow back around that 80-degree mark. winds upwards of 15 to 25 miles an hour, those winds from the north will bring in lower humidity, maybe a little bit more comfortable for you. on thursday, a little bit of a system off the coast could still bring some showers to our east. right now, only 30% chance of showers around the region. most of those though will stay east along the delmarva and our beaches. most cloyly cloudy, showers, best chance of thunderstorms off to the west. tomorrow morning, clouds, breezy and warm. temperatures 61 to 68. as we move on through the day tomorrow on your wednesday, partly sunny, warm and breezy,

less humid, 79 to 84 degrees. temperatures the next couple of day not bad, 79 on thursday, 80 on friday, 81 on saturday, 82 on sunday. right now the weekend looking very, very nice. and also, starting next week, on a nice note, too. coming up on thursday, be in somebody's backyard and we want to come to your backyard. send pictures to weather at nbcwashington.com for our backyard weather. we are doing it all summer long. fixed nose or no we are doing it. >> mr. fancy pants, you were in london and veronica got do a slip and slide. >> she took over for me. it was good stuff. >> okay. take care of yourself. >> yeah good p. >> appreciate that. coming up, a plan to catch a locker room thief may have revealed a bigger problem at that gym. >> the family of the men who pulled off the great escape from alcatraz have their own theory what happened. sports coming up, rg3 on the field. [ obama ] i'm barack obama and i approve this message.

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medical marijuana is now closer to reality in district. >> and tonight for the first time, we now know where the patients will be able to buy it the news4 i team has followed this process from the beginning and tisha thompson shows us why they're going. >> out of 17 applicants, only four got the go-ahead from the d.c. department of health there's just one location in southeast, metropolitan wellness center is on barracks road, 8th street southeast across the street from the eastern market metro station. the other three are all in northwest. including tacoma wellness center on blair road in tacoma, one block south of the tacoma metro.

the next someone herbal alternatives on 20th street three blocks south of du pont circle and venture fourth center city care is on north capital street, way down here near new york avenue. this is the only applicant to receive both a cultivation center license and a dispensary license, which mean it is can grow and sell medical marijuana. they will be selling down here but they are actually going to be growing up in this area near rhode island avenue. the health department says all four now have to get a business license and building permit before they can officially register as a dispensery. as for the plants no one has actually started growing anything yet but the health department hopes the program will be in full swing by this fall. so, what do you think of these locations? sound off on our facebook page.

a 74-year-old man was viciously attacked by two dogs in northeast d.c. witnesses say the animals escaped from the yard of a towing company and then mauled that man as he was walking to work. those dogs have been taken to animal control. they could be put down. the coast guard is offering a $3,000 reward for help in prosecuting you an apparent hoax off the coast of central new jersey yesterday. authorities got a call about an explosion on board a kwlat but they didn't find any evidence of an accident. issuing a false distress call is a federal crime. the search and rescue effort cost hundreds of thousands of dollars, according to the coast guard. polls in virginia closing in half an hour now in the primary election today. alexandria has 14 democrats running for city council, many of them focusing on a contentious plan to redevelop the waterfront there. in the eighth congressional district, democrat jim moran has

one challenger around two republicans are running for the chance to replace congressman jerry connolly in the 11th district race. a guy was flowered when he allegedly broke into a locker at a d.c. health club last week, part of a plan by the gym manage tonight catch a thief, but as news4's jim rosen field explains, the case is raising some concerns about privacy. >> reporter: while guests were working out at this gym, this guy was scoping out the lockers and busting in, looking for credit cards. so the gym installed the surveillance camera, put members on notice with signs saying the cameras were in use and proceeded to richt one of the lock wers a cheap lock and a pile of flour inside. this guy fell for it and got his

workout by bolting from the gym covered in flour. tapes are viewed only in the event of an incident and only by members of the same-sex as those in the locker room in question. but would be this legal outside the district? in maryland, aclu officials say it's murky, pointing out state code says people may not conduct visual surveillance of an individual in a private place without consent of that individual. >> as a general matter, we think that privacy is becoming less and less familiar in a million ways, it is key stroke tracking devices on your office compute r

and like to see the american people in general care about their privacy and protect it. >> reporter: members we spoke with didn't seem to have a huge problem with the effort to catch a thief. >> a lot of times i will have my computer and my iphone and a lot of things that are not easy to replace. >> reporter: officials turned over the evidence to the police but he is still on the run. jim rosen field, news4. after importants of protest and rush hour marches, the occupy d.c. forces left two parks in downtown washington.mo rush hour marches, the occupy d.c. forces left two parks in downtown washington. the park at 15th and k downtown could be reopened to casual users within a few weeks. >> the fences are up right now, just to try to restore some of the grass that had been destroyed during the occupy movement. we are just trying to get the park back to the way it was prior to.

>> protesters demonstrated on behalf of what they call the 99% of americans suffering economic hardship. occupy leaders said they will continue social justice programs but they have given up the idea, maintaining commune it's mcpherson square and freedom plaza. new talk about sunday liquor sales in d.c. under current law, only beer and wine can be sold on sundays. at a meeting sunday, jim graham says he will introduce new legislation soon that would let stores sell hard liquor as well. a prince georges county megachurch is filing for braub circumstance the arc of safety christian church in upper natural bore vo dealing with debts between $1 and $10 million, it will file for chapter 11 protection. state senator c. anthony muser is was as bishop and pastor of that church and a statement, the church and members are struggling to climb out of the recession, a statement says, and that is strange the church's resources. arc of safety church has 2,000

members and assets of up to $10 million. it says the chapter 11 filing will allow them to reorganize and restructure the debt. bishop muse is the husband of news4 anchor, pat lawson muse. a push to bring a vegas-style casino to prince georges county has more support. maryland could handle another gambling facility, but as chris gordon reports, some are worrying it could hurt the state's other casinos. >> reporter: last weekend's grand opening of maryland live that not everyone who came could get in. one of five slot sites in maryland authorized by the voters in the referendum of 2008. now this maryland gaming task force is weighing the impact of expanded gambling by adding table gaming and the sixth casino in prince georges county. today, it received this state-sponsored study. >> its, i think from an independent source that we could

have a sixth site in prince georges and the state will do well. >> reporter: this committee is expected to render its report tend of this month. the governor will decide whether to convene a special session of the legislature in july r some republican lawmakers believe this matter is moving too quick labor day shoved down their throats. >> this shouldn't be a constitutional issue it should come out of the constitution to deal with this in a timely american. >> reporter: prince county executive want the additional revenue that a casino could bring. >> we believe the one in an around county is doing well. as a matter of fact, it was overcrowded. >> reporter: developer of national harbor stays is the best location for a casino on the east coast. >> we would serve washington and virginia and down to carolina. >> reporter: a prince georges casino could cannibalize its

business, opponents say. >> with he believe it is unfair but beyond that it is not prudent to do it at this point. >> reporter: if expanded gaming is not put on the ballot, it will have to wait until 2014 in annapolis, chris gordon, news4. coming up tonight, a toddler tossed from an suv got up and kept right on going. comedian betty white has some words for the president. >> what we looking like, doug? >> showers, thunderstorms left over as a frontal boundary moves through the region. show what you changes that will

here's some video of a police a chase in lubbock, texas, saturday night. the suv crashes and an 18-month-old toddler is ejected through the back window but if you watch closely that is her, she got up, stumbled a bit and

then she ran after the the car that is one of the suspects grabbing the girl and running off. police say just homes before the crash, four teenagers in the suv allegedly robbed a woman in a nearby parking lot. the suspect were arrest and the girl was treated for only -- the little toddler, for only minor injuries. new home for the national children's museum t is officially under construction now. officials broke ground on the new museum, located at the national harbor. they broke ground today. the museum, formerly known as the capitol children's museum, on h street in northeast d.c., closed eight years ago. the new one will have indoor and outdoor space. the indoor venue set to open this coming winter. the outdoor space next month. d.c.'s famous watergate building is getting a makeover that is the watergate office building. the plans include an update to the entire orand some cosmetic changes to the front entrance. the renovations will begin later this month in northwest d.c. it should be complete by

december, they say. those -- that work will coincide with the 40th anniversary of the historic break-in that brought down president nixon. the current owners of the building are hoping the changes will attract new tenants that building is about half-empty now. >> what a landmark. it is. won't forget that one any time soon. we have sports coming up, tiger woods getting ready for the u.s. open. and the u.s. to canada, nats and the u.s. to canada, nats keep on winning

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meteorologist kammerer. looking at the cloud wes see thought and starting to see some breaks in the clouds and snipe across the area, sun coming down on the capitol, pretty nice shot over the tidal potomac. 77 degrees, winds out of the south, 8 miles per hour. we are seeing some clearing and is helping to raise temperatures just a little bit. 79 in leesburg, 79, manassas, 75, rockville. still cool we are the clouds to

the east, 74, an nap poly, and huntington, clearing skies there, too. the clearing skies allowed for thunderstorms to develop and intensify, through hampshire county, through west virginia, down through morgan county and toward jefferson and eventually toward berkeley county. so, watch out here. frederick county, virginia, you are next. these are some strong storms, nothing severe but we do have some heavy downpours and lightning associated with those. watch out if you are well to the west of washington, these will continue to move on across the area as a cold front does the same. here is the cold front pushing on through and you can see those storms, that is exactly what i'm talking about on the radar. tomorrow morning, temperatures like this 68 in washington, 65, gaithersburg, 63, martinsburg, 66, culpepper, move through the day tomorrow, 81 in washington, a nice day tomorrow, a little bit on the breezy side i think winds upwards of 1.5 to 20 miles per hour, martinsburg around 80 degrees for you folks, down toward fredericksburg, temperature there 82 degrees. have that 7-day forecast for you coming up in a minute. yes, i was in london last week

and somebody actually says to me, in london it you know, i really like when jim vance does the sports. couldn't believe it. going to love it tonight. but it was london. >> now we know how you got that thing on your nose, right? >> yeah. that's right. >> so, what you got? >> i got a whole bunch of stuff. >> yeah you do. >> okay. you ever see a thing in the post when it's on saturday and they do all the readers' comments, people write in? >> yeah. yeah. yeah. >> always complain why do you guys cover so much redskins and don't cover field hockey and don't cover twinkie winks, whatever. >> right. right. >> they make a good point. we overcover the redskins in this town, i think, you know what we are going to overcover them again it is june. so what. we are going to start off with football. why? because we can. with all the hype -- i'm getting excited, surrounding the redskins and rg3, there is now mandatory full-squad minicamp. it's begun for the team. and yesterday, they went in all

took their false. today, we decided not to show you that today, time for practice. they hit the field inside their new practice bubble. that's because of all the rain that was outside today. even though it his first minicamp, shouldn't take long for rg3 to adjust. these practices, we are run, we are told in similar fashions to the otas which he just participated in. so far, everything seems to be going well for the dude. >> just more comfortable with everything. i think the move the ball period we had at the beginning of practice was, you niece good show of how well we can jill as an offense, just moving the ball down the field, just playing and that's what it's all b so i felt like i knew where i was going with everything, saw certain things in the defense, exploited it, that's what you want as a quarterback, trying to pick apart a defense. >> we love this guy. overexposed and all. talking baseball now, nats streaking, did you know they won four in a row, all of them on the road and tonight, going to make it five.

go up against, time to. blue jays are struggling, teams are dangerous when trying to get a streak on. wong will take the mound, looking for his first win this season is, last night, who do you think, bryce harper going early, edwin jackson the first nats starter to put in a dominant performance. harper ready to face beck after morrow left with an injury. harper does not welcome this dude kindly. boom. shoots one right field, coming around from second, he is going to beat the throw. yeah, he did. 1-0, nats, american, 3-4 rbi, two runs scored, not a bad day, huh? top of the third, things worse for beck, one on, two out. adam laroche says see ya, second deck, home run, 11th of the season, their pitching, dominant again, eight innings, gave up

four hits and two runs, go home, boy you are done. nats won, 6-3, they now hold a three-game lead over the braves in the national league east, the largest lead of the season, we would like to see that billed for later in the year. going to talk about golf now, 112th u.s. open tees off on thursday down at the olympic club, down down at -- over it he olympic club in san francisco. all eyes, as usual, on tiger woods, 'cause that's the way he rolls are. he is looking for his 15th major title, his fourth u.s. open. remember he didn't play in last year's open at congressional because of an injury. this year, he says things are better, he is better around his game is better. tiger coming off a victory at jack nicklaus's memorial tournament two weeks ago. try say that fast. his win ties with nicklaus for second all time but still chasing nicklaus's record of 18 major titles. he will begin his quest for 15 on thursday. paired with good golfers, phil

mickelson and bubba watson. all the history between tiger and phil, today, somebody asked woods what those two might chat about when they are around. >> i don't think we are going to talk about a lot. this is a major championship. you know, we have got work do. and any extra motivation? no. i'm just trying to get out there and position myself for sunday. it's -- it's such a test playing in this championship. you know, i think this is one of those championships where i think the guys talk the least to one another because it's so difficult. >> makes sense. i ain't gonna talk to you if i'm trying to whip your butt. >> come on. it's golf. >> move over. hockey season is over. the kings have been crowned. after 44 years, los angeles kings finally stanley cup champs. after taking a 3-0 series lead, they dropped the next two games. game six was a convincing victory. they stomped the new jersey

devils, 6-1. it was embarrassing. gives the kings their first cup in franchise history. stanley cup, some say, might have been won in games four and five but the drama built. that's because the devils ain't no punks. first period, l.a.'s rob scuderi boarded by bernier. bernier kicked out of the game. scuderi's team, the kings, awarded a five-minute power play, taken a advantage. less than a minute having an extra man, dustin brown got l.a. on the board. later, brown's shot deflected in by jeff carter. kings were still not done. if you are down, wither going to kick you in the teeth. dwight king put the pressure on. trevor lewis drops it n kings beat the crap out of the devils for three goals during that five-minute major. they go on to win 6-1. we love this. daddy waited 44 years for the cup, i'm 1-1. love it had last night. after the game, kings goalie jonathan quick's daughter,

madison, stole the show at the podium. check this out. >> be a part of t. >> daddy. >> madison. >> look at the coach. the coach is like, can we move on with -- her show. >> i love t. >> madison did cause some panic by choking on food during the press conference. she was okay though, a little help from dad. you learn early. >> where's mom? >> that's mom coming up. saying just in case you don't know what you're doing, let me handle this. he won the conn smythe trophy, by the way, for the playoff mvp. one more note, an important one, nba finals begin tonight. >> yes. >> folks, this one ought to be a barn burner, game one between the heat and thunder in oklahoma city. the teams split during the regular season, each won one game and i think each one on their home court, as a matter of

fact. i was asked earlier who do i like in this? and i can't pick them, man. >> i think we will see some of the most athletic plays ever. >> we are going to

america's favorite sassy senior citizen, betty white, she was in town yesterday for an event at the smithsonian but decided to prom drop by the white house to talk with the president. met him in the oval office and then she went and spent some time on the front lawn -- south lawn, rather with the family's dog, bo, she is a big animal lover. after this meet and greet, she mosted to the smithsonian. >> decided to drop by. >> drop by. betty white can do that. >> call and you let her n you don't tell her. how we looking? >> we are looking okay. the rest of this evening should be okay. i wouldn't leave without the umbrella, just in case. still have a couple of showers and a few thunderstorms well to the west though. most of us should stay dry r 81 tomorrow, 79 on your thursday with only a slight chance of a

shower and then we get some beautiful weather in here friday, saturday, sunday, monday and tuesday. temperatures in the low 80s. >> sweet. >> thanks. 50 years ago this week, three inmates escaped from alcatraz. remember that, wendy? >> mm-hmm. >> the prison in the san francisco bay was thought to be escape-proof. no one knows for sure what happened to the men who got away. the fbi said they probably drown bud no bodies were ever found. yesterday, some people close to the case shared their theories. >> made it. i believe they made it. all our family, of course, because we want to believe they made it. >> a person jumping in that bay, 1, 2:00 in the morning, panic-stricken, to me, no way. >> those escapees were two bank robbing brothers named clarence and johning an lynn. their accomplice was named frank morris. they spent months digging out of their cells with spoons and then

they left plaster heads in their cots to fool the guards. that, it should be pointed out, at the time, was considered to be the escape-proof prison. and those guys had already escaped from a number of other jails and they were sent there and prison officials figured, you know, they -- somebody said don't ever put them together 'cause they will figure out a watch they sent them there because they figured nobody can get out. >> they can see san francisco. ♪

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