backed off. takes the freebie and puts it away. so the poles are just guessing right. they're on all cylinders. they've got the americans befuddled. >> late drop. surprises rosenthal. and then watch him look at the defense. sees it out of the corner of his eye and hits it to the open spot. >> poland on a run. that was off rosenthal's head. that's four contacts. you can't do that. so the united states calls time-out. poland. with an unbelievable performance so far. >> one of the upcoming federations. this polish federation, big investment on the beach. they have a long history indoors. in fact, they hosted the world championships indoors last year.

the money, the investments going into this program showing big dividends. 26-year-old and 24-year-old. this team has a future that's going to be successful. >> first world tour medal came in 2010 for these two. they got a bronze in marseille, france. the bronze was the first ever beach volleyball medal for poland. now, poland, as we come back out of the court, they are just six points away from a two-set sweep over the united states. the americans need to regroup and do it very quickly. jake gibb and sean rosenthal. in trouble here. prudel. serving rosenthal. fijalek with the dig. and fijalek shoves it through! >> this is the story of the

night prudel striking fear up front and then fijalek balanced and then the magician act. the left hand off the block. degree of difficulty, off the charts. >> 16-12. in a set to 21. the americans are going to need some help here from poland if they hope to pull this out. rosenthal. socks it through. and the poles thought that was a double contact by jake gibb. they're questioning referee jose pedron of spain. >> this is a play that rosenthal could do a lot more often. prudel's undersized and cannot jump as high as rosenthal. he can hit the high, hard one every single time. >> when he tries to go low, hard would be, that's where he's getting in trouble. 16-13. and prudel with the nice knuckle touch.

we mentioned there have been eight upsets in the tournament so far. just one today. great britain losing. as a favorite team. the united states, unless they fix things quick, they're going down. fijalek. and gibb right over the top. and fijalek is going to complain. >> that was the correct call. fijalek in the net. >> i think he's saying that gibb got it first. he didn't allow me to attack. >> let's see if gibbs gets this first. over the net. i think he's got a point. gibb is not allowed to contact that ball till it crosses the plain and goes on his side. you're absolutely right. >> a bad call there. will it affect poland? 17-14. fijalek says no worries, my

friend. and puts it away. >> that could have been a test. that could have been something where he was thinking about the play before the injustice of the call. yet in the moment, taking care of the next play what he can determine. >> poland has been so smooth. methodical, if you like. as rosenthal on the other hand has been a bit erratic. has made some brilliant plays. but he's made a lot of errors too. >> that is the eighth hitting error for sean rosenthal in the match. 19-14. serve is out of bounds. >> give you a little perspective on eight hitting errors. if you look at that, losing 21-17, down 19-15, eight points, that's an even match. >> last time gibb and rosenthal

swept the olympics. emmanuel and ricardo. the elimination match. still a chance. got to get one here. prudel. is roofed. and sean rosenthal. at the net. a little change of strategy there. >> a little trick in the repertoire. rosenthal's so low on the block. very difficult to see. little smaller blocker. has to go a little lower. to get his power. and prudel did not see rosenthal. so still a chance for the americans. albeit a slight chance. they trail 19-16 in a set to 21. as you may know, pool play is not an elimination. gibb and rosenthal, they're 1-0 right now. latvians 2-0 in the group. poland lost their first match to latvia. and trying to even the score.

the only team in the group that really does not have much of a chance is the team from south africa. they are 0-2 and not in this class. >> this is a pool that i described as easy to get out of but tough to win. >> poland on a 9-5 run since the technical time-out. can they secure victory? prudel. off rosenthal. out of bounds. and now poland, one point from the upset. remember, this polish team has never secured an olympic victory. so not only are they about to pull the upset, they're about to win if they can pull it off. their first ever olympic competition. >> crowd rises. >> 20-16. match point. rosenthal. puts the hammer down.

so, much like the first set, the americans trying to do the impossible and come from behind late. 20th kill for rosenthal. now, match point number two for poland. and it's an ace! in the husband and wife area of no communication. the poles just let it drop. and they're out of time-outs. that is the first ace tonight for either team. 20-18. now, third match point. prudel. for the win! he's got it! and poland has upset the uted states! >> this is a young polish team

that learned their lesson. first night of pool, came out playing at a high level. took the foot off gas and gave up one that olejnak, their coach, said hurts. tonight, they have the same start but kept on pushing. finishing just where they started. >> a masterful performance. for poland. an upset. as they beat the united states two sets to none. the americans, it's back to the drawing board. 21-17, 21-18. and they'll be some celebrating in poland tonight. olympic competition continues. the americans fall to poland two sets to none. all right, chris, that will do it for beach volleyball. that will do it for a busy day three for the olympics in

london. in less than three hours, prime-time coverage continues on nbc. al michaels for dan patrick and our gang. we'll see you back here tomorrow.

a gunman linked to the murder of a jewelry storeowner in arlington may have robbed another store last month. >> with his hair still died, the shooter finds out how many charges he's actually facing. >> why so many empty seats?

we're live from london straight ahead. did evening, everybody. i'm jim handly, and i'm wendy rieger. news4 has learned that investigators have a major lead, and there could be a connection to a robbery in d.c., jackie bensen has the latest. >> it's what the gunman was wearing, the same knee onsafety vest that appeared to have been worn in a jewelry robbery in d.c. just last month. this security cam are video from june 9th shows a man in a safety vest entering a jewelry store minutes before closing time. in a terrifying instant he pulls a gun on the owner. >> when i was robbed, i gave up the jewelry and didn't fight, didn't question the guy, and he went on his way.

>> reporter: this weekend the victim saw this image on tv. it was made from security camera video at capital jewelers, distributed by police after 52-year-old tommy weong was found murdered in history saturday. >> i saw the same exact description, same yellow vest, same hat, and he looked very, very similar to the guy that robbed and shot and killed the other guy. mr. weong's family is devastated, trying to come to grips with an unimaginable loss. >> he's a great man, very loving. all he's ever done is focus on his family and cared for us, and never once has he burdened us with his troubles. just appreciate it if everyone can bring this man to justice. >> arlington detectives interviewed the victim this morning. >> he's a career criminal going

after other people. hopefully we can get him off the street. >> reporter: the arlington victim, mr. tommy weong, had just attended his 25-year-old son's wedding the week before he was murdered. reporting from d.c. police headquarters jackie bensen, news4. take a look at the two men in this surveillance video. police say they robbed a check cashing store, and you is see one of the hold ago an employee at knifepoint. they forced the woman to open two safes and ran off with more than $37,000 in cash. james holmes, the man accused in one of the worst u.s. shootings in history is now charged with 24 counts of murder, two counts for each of the victim. one murder with deliberation, the other is for extreme indifference. holmes made his first very short statement in court answering "yes" for the judge's question about waiving the next hearing.

dozens of family members of victims attended. >> when we've seen him before, he looked like he was kind of spaced out or out of touch. he looked very, very alert today, and very lose i had. >> prosecutors will ask for input from -- two teenagers are facing murder charges in prince george's county tonight, accused of chasing down a contractor and beating him to death with a shovel. pat collins is at please headquarters after speaking to the victim's brother. >> the crime -- murder. the weapon, a shovel, the suspect, teenagers. the motive robbery. so how much did they get? well, they say about $5. the victim, 54-year-old david

krupski, an avid fisherman and contractor. he was remodeling this apartment and he was staying here while he did the job. and it was here that he was killed over the weekend. by phone today, i talked to his half-brother scott birr quist. >> he told me it was a rough neighborhood, but he was okay. >> reporter: police were called of reports people were disorderly, chasing each other around with a shovel. they say that turned into a case of murder. they say dave krupski ran from this apartment up the steps, down the sidewalk, two teenagers close behind. at 52 avenue, he crossed this foot bridge, next to that creek. as he got across the bridge, just to the other side, they say those teenagers beat him to

death with that shovel. the motive -- robbery. charged with robbery, charged with murder p. 17-year-old james mur murray, and 16-year-old andre attaway. >> three lives wasted over something stupid. they got $5, is what i heard. >> back at the scene, people are still talking about what happened here. >> it could have been me. i work in these buildings. it could have been me. you never know. people running around robbing people, looking for robberies. it could have been me. >> reporter: both teens have been charged as adults. according to court documents, both teens confessed to the crime. pat collins, news4. d.c. police looking for witnesses after a shooting. two women were shot at the

intersection of 12 and u streets, northwest on saturday morning. both victims are expected to be okay. one is an nbc news white house produc producer. shauna thomas was grazed by a bullet in what happens to be a random shooting. there is an ongoing case, and she is working with the police. we are grateful shauna was treated and released soon after being admitted to the hospital. we ask for respect for her privacy. a shooting that shut down part of chinatown during the morning rush has been ruled accidental. this happened outside the mcdonald's at the vising center. investigators say after getting into a fight, a man shot and wounded himself by accident. he was taken to the hospital and is now under arrest. a few showers out there today. will it rain tonight? doug kammerer has the first word on the forecast. >> we are seeing in vain out there and some thunderstorms. you can look at that picture out

there. a few clouds also. temperatures on the warm side, but we're not talking about heat and we're not talking about any severe weather, but you can see we do have numerous showers around the area. northern virginia, southern maryland, southern maryland down toward st. mary's. see some rain. so we'll continue to watch those showers for you. again some thunderstorms with those. i'll tell you how the pattern will be over the next couple days, because we get a return of a couple things. starting today driver in the area have a quicker way to cross the an acosta river. hi, pat. >> hi, jim. i-295 in the district and i-395, which is the southeast/southwest freeway were built in the late 1960s, but there has never been a direct link between them until today. >> 2, 1 -- all right.

>> this ribbon ceremony signals the opening of a new pathway to cross the anacostia. if you're trying to go downtown directly from southbound 295, forget it. there's absolutely been no way to do that. >> reporter: until now. these vehicles were the very first ones to use a brand-new ramp that will take commuters traveling southbound on 295 directly across the 11th street bridge. >> this is the fulfillment, at least a substantial partial fulfillment of a long-held dream. >> reporter: the new ramp is the latest phase of the $400 million project, and it's the first of two missing links connecting 295 directly to the southeast/southwest freeway. >> we have made improvements here today, first of many that will make that connection

possible. >> to get to 395, motorists traveling on southbound 295 have had to detour through neighborhoods, taking either the howard road or suitland parkway exits, then looping around to cross the south capital street or 11th street bridge. i come around the back side, across the bridge, sit in traffic. >> with this new ramp, motorests can go directly from 295 south onto the 11th street bridge. at this new exit. it should shave about ten minutes off your commute. >> if it cuts out ten minutes of my time, i'm going to try. >> community leaders say it will improve safety. >> you don't have to make any more u-turns, no more illegal turns, no more going the wrong way going to downtown washington, d.c. >> d-dot says the opening puts the 11th street bridge project on schedule and on budget.

a new northbound ramp directly connecting the two freeways is expected to open in the fall. jim? trying to find enough quarters to plug a meter at a metro station could be a thing of the past. the new program began today, allowing customers to pay by phone. this program is run by the same company that runs the district's pay by phone parking system. metro tells us it will test customer interest, and then decide whether to expand the program. a big afternoon for team usa. we're going to go live to london for a look at the events this morning. and a whole bunch of guns seized along with marijuana plants. plus ease this or eat that. liz crenshaw breaks

nbc's coverage of the olympic games continues tonight with a couple marquee events. men's gymnastics and another round of men and women's swimming. >> lots of excitement in the pool. while the athletes continue their quest for the gold, some are taking to twitter to express from frustration over the games. phil rogers joins us, and what is up with the empty seats? we could have come, it turns out. >> reporter: good evening.

it has been a picture-perfect day in london today, with lots of action in the pool, on the court, and even in the press. as kayakers navigated the slalom course, officials were dealing with rough waters of their own. continuing controversy over empty seats in olympic venues, most apparently were tickets allocated to no-show sponsors and official and athletes. while hundreds are being returned to public use, complaints continue. >> it's infuriating. because so many people haven't been able to get anything at all. >> reporter: on the positive side, london is getting high marks for moving the millions of people who headed to work, this the first day of week diehl competition. officials predicted an extra 3 llion olympic journeys a day.

michael phelps advanced in his signature event. outside the field of play, some frustrated athletes, including sprinter sonia richard-ross are taking to twitter, demanding a changes in olympic rules which currently bar them from using their own names and likenesses in advertising during the games. >> the majority don't have sponsors and don't have support. a lot of my peers have second and third third jobs to be able to do this. >> reporter: but for all athletes, the competition remains job one. in competition you may think of this as a backyard or picnic game, but badminton is an amazing sport. you may follow basketball more closely, however. the u.s. women will be facing off against angola later

tonight, the women are seeking their 34th straight victory. that's the latest, news4 live in london. wendy and jim, back to you. >> i understand that shuttlecock can go close to 200 miles an hour, so it may be an exciting game, even though traditionally -- >> it's not like that when i hit it. >> exact. does it look like the place will start filling up? i know the londoners are frustrated about all those empty seats. >> reporter: wendy, they are. here's a real piece of irony. at some of the venues ticket holders were being turned away, because those were general admission ticket holders and all the seats were already full. while on the one hand you have empty seats in some venues, they're bursting at the rafters for the others. the committee is promising to sort this all out.

>> thank you, phil. enjoy. you even know more about badminton than i do. you would be surprised. a police officers is beaten and attacked. one of the biggest attractions at redskins training camp, not even a members of the burgundy and gold. coming up tonight at 6:00, a woman who snatched a newborn at the hospital 25 years ago and

doug joins us, but not at hot? >> not at hot. this is typically what we would expect. just a couple showers, warm and rather humid, but not bat out there around washington, d.c. that is a pretty shot right now. the currents temperature sitting at 87 degrees. with the 49% humidity, so not too bad. winds out of the east and that easterly wind has kept

everything on the cooler side. we have had a couple showers across the area, some showers activity down toward southern maryland. around charles county, these are going to pulse. what i mean by pulse, they're going to build up, go down and you'll see another one pop up. these two right here, some thunder and lightning with these, but not a lot. these are around leesburg. then right around warren ton, with this particular storm. now, future weather forecast

showing warm conditions form a coffee will make its way. what can you expect now? you know what? i don't even know the graphic. this is the graphic i wanted to show you. 89 on your wednesday, warming up, temperatures around 90s for on thursday, 96 on friday, about a 50% chance of some of that rain on wednesday. you guys were on my phone during our weather cast, so -- >> we were doing your app. >> thanks, guys. thank you very much. >> uh-huh. all right. thank you, doug. a little hot for training camp for the end of the week. red skins in week 2 today. >> that's where we find amber theoharis. i heard you got caught you will with one of the celebrities?

>> the biggest roar didn't come from rg3. confess when happen artist showed up. he'sing a fan since he was in elementary school. he remembers when the skins won the super bowl. at that age i thought it was an annual thing. >> that's when the redskins were solid going to the playoffs every year. >> only if i had known. >> do you know any of the guys on the team? >> yeah, yeah. everybody year i have a rapport with pretty much most of our players. i think it's important to hold on together. it's fast. it's hard to stay grounded sometimes. >> so you kind of know what's

rg3 is going through? >> absolutely. >> what's your advice? >> take it in stride. sometimes you have to remember it could be worse. sometimes it's intense, i walked down the hill and they wouldn't even let me get a word out. >> when you come back around family members and friends, does today remind you of home? >> absolutely. whenever i have children, tell be an annual thing to come to camp. it's going to be an annual thing. it's part of my life. >> what do you think about the team this year? >> are you excited about it? >> i'm excited. we haven't had a team this young in quite some time.

it will be interesting to say the least. >> is it hard to watch the practice? are you a football fan in general? are you interested in the drills? >> i played, so like i know what the drills mean, what they represent, and i know what to look for. i'm into all of that. >> what were you? >> wide receiver, kick receiver, punt returner. >> reporter: speed? >> everything fast. >> i know your family was excited being on the phone with jim vance. >> my shoutout to jim vance, you're all holding me down, always saying good things, i appreciate it, because it doesn't have to be that way? >> he's working on a new eight bum, so everything in the d.c. area excited that's that. i'm giving you my own shoutout. back to you guys. >> thanks, amber.

anne arundel county police announced an arrest for a weapons charge. the suspect lives in maryland. chris jordan reports on the caches of weapons and marijuana received today. >> reporter: 24 weapons were seized as evidence. there were handguns, shotguns, rivals, including an assault weapon. also a large quantity of ammunition. nick lard dominic of gap brels, maryland faces charges after a search warrant was executed. the wells were. >> a citizen came forward about concerns of possible drug activity taking place, and it's really what began this investigation with our detectives. >> mr. dominic is charged with manufacturing marijuana with intent to distribute. possessing of firearms, all within 1,000 feet of a public

school. arundel high school is located just up the block. >> anytime you have a crime like this occurring in the close proximity it's a concern. we have passed the information to our school safety partners. >> it's a quiet neighborhood, according to residents here. >> never knew he owned weapons, never saw him with any drugs of any kind. never seen nick come and go. >> mr. dominic was not home this afternoon. he claims the marijuana was for medicinal purposes. his next-door neighbor doesn't speed that claim. >> i was talking to my sister about it, and it messes with the stomach, so, you know t. just

taking it for recrazial use. >> police tell us so of the 24 guns seized we are registered. still ahead in our broadcast tonight, she vanished while on over the next four months,e on you have a choice to make. not just between two political parties, or even two people. it's a choice between two very different plans for our country. governor romney's plan would cut taxes for the folks at the very top. roll back regulations on big banks. and he says that if we do, our economy will grow and everyone will benefit. but you know what? we tried that top down approach. it's what caused the mess in the first place. i believe the only way to create an economy built to last is to strengthen the middle class. asking the wealthy to pay a little more so we can pay down our debt in a balanced way. so that we can afford to invest in education,

manufacturing, and home-grown american energy for good middle class jobs. sometimes politics can seem very small. but the choice you face, it couldn't be bigger. ♪ i'm barack obama and i approve this message.

robin gardner's family is breaking their silence tonight one year after she disappeared in aruba. they say they have faith she is alive and are planning a vigil of remembrance in her hometown of frederick. gardner went missing, went on vacation with gary giordano. her sister, who spoke to news4, questions that part of the story. she's hoping someone will step forward with niismgs about what happened. >> it's been very difficult. we've been grieving the whole time. we're going to grieve forever. but after a year, i wish we had more answers. that's one of the reasons why i'm speaking now. >> the vigil is on wednesday evening at 7:30, being held at the griffin art gallery in downtown frederick. it's open to the public. a virginia man is charged

with attempted capital murder of a police officer after a brutal attack in frontroyal off the weekend. he's behind bars. police say he slammed sergeant brian courtney's head into the ground and beat him with his police batten. saturday's attack left sergeant courtney seriously injured. he is expect to do recover. roller coaster ride one teenager will never forts. >> meet the queen's sky-jumping double during the opening ceremony. >> i'm liz crenshaw. the choice is

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and crowned thy good, with brotherhood... you're given two food choices, and you want to pick the healthier. >> but you're not sure which is better. liz has more. >> "real simple" gave us this quiz. it put of food and drinks gets each other. take this quiz and find out which is healthier. >> a peat nut butter and jelly sandwich or ham and swiss. which is the healthier? >> peanut butter and jelly. >> it is better. peanut butter is full -- however, ham is high in sodium. next up.

should you choose apple juice or orange juice? >> apple juice. >> actually orange juice is the healthier choice. it's loaded are vitamin c. apple juice is naturally higher in issue area. >> okay. >> reporter: orange juice. >> orange juice. >> reporter: okay. good. should you choose a hamburger or a hot dog? which is healthier. >> a hot dog. >> no, the healthier choice is the hamburger. they're lower in saturated fat and contain vitamin b. here's the next choice. >> reporter: you're at a cocktail party or something, and a choice between the mixed nuts or olives, which one is healthier for you, olives. >> olives. >> reporter: yeah, why? >> because i'm greek. >> she's right, because olives are lower in calories than not,

high in monosaturated fats which help cholesterol. >> puffed right or raisin bran? >> raisin bran. >> reporter: why? >> more fiber, keeps you full longer. >> reporter: she's right. raisin bran is also rich in iron. here's your next choice -- spa go aheadi with marinara sauce or mac and cheese. >> spaghetti, hands down. cheese is terrible for you. >> reporter: the healthier choice is spaghetti with mar gnarl ah the sauce is much lower in false with fewer calories, plus tomatoes have a powerful antioxidant called hike oeven. if you want to eat healthier, should you eat soft cheese or hard cheese? >> hard cheese. >> no, the healthier choice is soft cheese. like brie and goat have about 20 fewer calories per 1-ounce serving.

>> i don't believe it. >> reporter: yeah. >> really? one more question -- choose champagne or a mixed cocktail? which is the healthier one? >> mixed cocktail. >> it depends on the cocktail. >> well, that's true. i'll say champagne. >> and it is, champagne. it turns out, yeah, the 240 calories in a mixed drink and flute of champagne 75. >> all right. >> oui oui. >> you said you would get any of these. i was 7 out of 8. 87 degrees out there, a little on the warm side, but nothing like what we have seen. temperatures right now in the 80s. temperatures around the immediate metro area, 89 in rock

vip, 87 in ft. belvoir. 84 in camp springs. 79 in leesburg. that's because we have a bit of rain. you can see we do have a few showers, even a few thunderstorms around, but most of these are just on the light to moderate side. it's making its way towards la plata. another storm around king george county, just a shower, then up towards leesburg, right -- also around portions of the warrenton area, and just south of marshall, we have other showers. don't be surprised if you go through a shower or two this evenings. 67 degrees overnight. 68 in culpepper, of 6 in winchester. there will be a chance for at least an isolated shower. same deal goes for tomorrow.

some of those showers and thunderstorms on wednesday. 94 wednesday, 96 on friday, and right now the weekend looking a little warmer, and a little unsettled. jim? one of the greatest rivalries in these olympic games, michael phelps and the man who wants to take over, ryan lochte. of course lochte won round 1 over the weekend, but there's still more swimming, more surprises yet to come. lochte has the 200-meter back finals on thursday. also thursday, his next anticipated face-off against phelps. today lochte swims in the 200 free. that's a big one, folks. the results are already in, but we will not spoil it for you. you can watch the entire prime on primetime coverage took at 8:00. here's what we will tell you so far. he's gotten one gold, one

silver, one that he shared in the free-style relay with michael phelps. let's look at the baltimore native's events. in the 200 i.m. on thursday, we know he failed to medal in the 400 i.m., but still has two of his big signature events left. they're the big ones, folks, 100 and 200 butterfly. those are coming up. you can watch all the action tonight on nbc. one of the big successes of the olympic games, the opening of the games involved the acting debut of queen elizabeth. she starred alongside daniel craig. wasn't that a jaw dropper in that skit. she turned around and thought, that's actually the queen. today the man who actually performed that stunt, because that wasn't her jumping out of the plane, obviously, is still talking about -- talked about it

to "today" show's matt lauer. >> we probably did i think four rehearsals, but kind of the dead of night. >> did you ever rehears it wearing a dress. >> no. >> the first time you wore the dress -- >> yeah, i've worn my own dresses lots of times, but in terms of the jump, that was the first time. >> why didn't they get a female sky diver? that's what i was wondering. >> good question. i think they liked my legs. i've got queen style wigs. >> conry tells matt lauer that the next jump will be involved without a parachute. where? in vegas, baby. >> the queen would not be caught in those blue jeans. can you imagine? we have more to come. ahead, how the wife of a murdered activist is keeping her husband's mission alive. coming up took at 6:00, yet another olympian has been kicked out of the london games because

of a racist tweet. we'll tell you about local government defense jobs on the line. nasa is revealing the smartest rover ever built for the

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sponsor a community festival. this year that festival will go on with his wife taking the lead. darcy spencer has our story. how are you holding up personally through all of this? >> i have my days. some are better than other days. my daughter still struggles. >> reporter: debra harris's husband lenny was killed last september, his body dumped down a well. she says she forgives the men now charged in the killing. >> i wanted to really hate the ones who did it. i really wanted to, but there's something inside that won't let me. >> harris was deeply involved in the community. he responsiblored a one love festival, his widow stepping in to continue the festival in his memory. >> we may have lost the man, but we haven't lost his mission. >> harris will hold the festival on a middle scoop field. she plan toss provide backpacks

filled with school supplies and have friends offer memories of her late husband. >> i know i'm not filling his shoes, but i'm carrying on something he would have wanted. >> reporter: after the arrests, he was linked to two other killings, those cases now closed because of harris' death. >> other people were able to have closure, even though it was my husband, but it was something that i believe that he would have said, okay. my death is not all in vain independents losing her husband was not the first time harris has dealt with personal tragedy. her 18-year-old son was also murdered in d.c. years ago. >> my son's death helped prepare me for my husband's, meaning that i wouldn't just totally break down and just lose it. >> reporter: harris says her faith in god has helped push her forward, and helping youth by spearheading the festival has given her a new direction. >> he would be proud to know that we loved him enough to

carry on what he wanted to be carried on. >> reporter: darcy spencer, news4. the lenny harris festival is set to august 18th. it returns from noon to 6:00 p.m., while harris does forgive the murder suspect, she says they should spend the rest of their lives behind bars for taking an innocent life. now at 6:00, the colorado shooter learns the charges he's facing. live in london tonight, some athletes demanding a change in olympic rules. it has nothing to do with the field of play. a piece of clothing may lead to a major break in the investigation of the murder of the owner of a jewelry store. mitt romney is on damage control overseas. good evening. i'm sitting in for doreen gentzly. >> i'm jim vance. we begin with a