i haven't gone to joey's. you want to talk about tragedy, she lost her parents when she was 12 years old. she and her three sisters are lawyers, they're the people that are the fabric of this community for generations. there's probably 20 people that are in her family with all her sisters that work or have worked at joey's. these people are san francisco. just like the giants season ticket holders. these people have been here. she has run clubs. she made all five of bill graham's clubs. hired and fired every waitress. every time i've got to joey's, there's two guys standing outside. she has had a lease one year at a time for 16 years. and yet she spent over a half million dollars on your property. i'm in commercial real estate. we can all do the math. divide it by 12%. that's the money. i don't know about the types. i'm not aware of all that. but certainly i'll review it. and no doubt, tragedy is tragedy. but that has nothing to do. that's outside. we go and walk over and see giants, whatever venues, whatever

impressing in live, joey ntremont joey dntremont's funeral was nothing else. and friends like sam that simmons know why. >> he just loved his family and he's just a family person. he was a friend to everyone. even if you were friends with him or not, you can't help but love joey. >> reporter: it's a sent menlt echo -- sentiment echoed by his coach. >> some of the kids had second doubts about playing, he would encourage them to stick with it. >> reporter: during the funeral service a song joey composed himself brought tears to many. and joey's grandfather, florida minister sherman stevens tried to put his death into perspective. >> there are many things this this world worse than having a son in heaven. >> reporter: with hundreds of teens and parents seated before him, stevens tried to bring his message of faith to them on their own level. >> some of the teenagers think, well, you know, what does this old guy know? we're of so many different generations up the road that he doesn't understand what we're going through today. can i tell you something? these old le

joey... what are you doing? ( chuckling ): just being friendly.e supposed to go back there. no, no, it's okay. right gunther? don't wink at me. and put on your apron. ( chuckling ): okay. i don't see you asking any other paying customers to put on aprons. joey... do you work here? no. waiter? yeah? wendy's spicy chicken nuggets. all-white meat. seasoned with peppers and savory spices. so cool, i mean hot. wendy's classic frosty, made with rich cream and 100% real cocoa. so hot. i mean, cool. each only 99 cents for a short time. so...nice. why didn't you tell us you work here? well... well... it's kind of barrassing, you know? i mean, i was an actor; now i'm a waiter. it's supposed to go in the other direction. so is your apron-- you're wearing it like a cape. i mean, the job's easy, and the money's good, you know and i guess if i'm going to be hanging out here anyway i might as well get paid for it, right? i just feel kind of weird serving you guys, you know? it'll be great. oh... joey, come on, i did it and it was fine. yeah. why would it be weir

the driver had no time to stop, and he hit joey at 40 miles per hour. drugs and alcohol was ruled out, and friends say that joey was a lovable and popular guy. >> he always told me to stick with your family, never forget them, and don't fight with them, you don't know when you can lose someone. and now i have lost him. >> there will be a counselor on hand to help the children cope with the loss. >> we have a church trip that turned in to a deadly nightmare. bishop white and his wife, and four other members, were killed. >> they were everything to our congregation. they were our confidents, our counselors, our teachers, our guidance. >> 14 others were in the van and several are still fighting for their lives this morning. >> which chesapeake bay, chesapeake middle, and followier mcken si will be closed. >> 440 swimmers were making waves to make money for the cancer center at john hopkins. >> they came by the hundreds, and some had -- swimming experience, and some did not. the one goal was, one and for all. >> it's to bring awareness and protection to our

joey was at two friends -- with two friends when they were crossing the road, and joey d'entremont.was in the crosswalk, but the light prohibited him from walking. the 19 is quire old driver -- 19 year old driver had no time to stop, and hit and killed joey. >>> joey was a lovable guy. >> i would go through hard times with my family, and he would say, always stick with your family, never forget thim, you never know when you can lose someone like that. and then i lost him. meanwhile funeral's have been set. tuesday 69:00 p.m. -- 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. and the funeral on the following day. >> classes at chesapeake bay high which he -- chesapeake middle and folger will not have school today, but they will resume tomorrow morning. >> if you are going to go at it, go at it hard, but don't disrespect the game like that. six points was given up for bs. it's embarrassing. >> the ravens could be 0-2 or 2-0. everybody has an opinion, and so we have cherie live here. >> good morning, we are here live on townsend road. a lot of ravens and fans are in a bad mood. the ravens were not happy with roughi

a driver him him as joey was crossing the road. neighbors and friends continue to leave heartfelt messages for the 14-year-old who was well liked by many and talented in so many ways. he loved the color blue, loved his number, 30, and loved to sing in his band. ♪ [ music ] >> joey was saved and he belongs there with god and all the angels. like i said, he's not of this world. he's too good for here. >> now police say right now there are no plans to charge the driver. the first of two viewings for joey will be held later today. they are expecting a large turnout from 6:00 until 9:00 tonight. then again tomorrow from 10:00 until noon. the funeral will follow. in the studio, linda so, abc2 news. >>> one minute after 5:00. city police have an investigation on their hands after three men were shot in south baltimore. it all happened around 7:40 last night in the 4100 block of 10th street. officers found three men who were shot, one in the leg. one in the stomach. all of them were taken to shock trauma with nonlife threatening injuries.

the first of two viewings for joey will be held later today.hey are expecting a large turnout from 6:00 until 9:00 tonight. then again tomorrow from 10:00 a.m. until noon. the funeral will follow. in the studio, linda so, abc2 news. >> a man and a woman were found shot in the corner of homewood in north baltimore. their conditions were not immediately known, but homicide detectives have been notified. 6:03. >>> city police are investigating after three men were shot. it happened around 7:40 last night in the 4100 block of 10th street and south baltimore. officers found three men, two were shot in the leg. all of them were taken to shock trauma. there is no word on the identity of the victims and police do not have any suspects or a motive. anyone with information is asked to call baltimore city police. >>> a 28-year-old man has been found guilty of first-degree murder and a murder for hire scheme that led to the death of his uncle. a towson gas station owner. baltimore county jury took less than two hours to find shamus guilty of killing willia

the 14 year old high school football player, joey did ent tremont. the lights prohibited him from walking in the crosswalk, and the 19 year old driver had no time to stop when he hit and killed joey. >> he was a sweet and funny kid. he played piano and was in -- band, and was an amazing singer. >> it's 6:02 right now, we have two more murders to tell you about. police are looking for suspects in both cases. at quarter till 5:00 yesterday morning, a a man was shot in the head and taken to the hospital where he dater died. >>> izael white was shot in the back and chest, and he was taken to the hospital and died a short time later. >>> dr. cohen is doing better after being shot on thursday in the stomach. pardus became upset afterhearing about -- after hearing about his mother's recent condition. he shot the doctor, then shot and killed his mother and then himself. >> something was not right yesterday. flacco lost out on four of the interceptions, but there was two terrible calls made by the referees. >> 6 points, this is all bs. it's embarrassing that

the first of two viewings for joey will be held later today.are expecting a large turnout at mountain christian church from 6:00 until 9:00. then again tomorrow from 10:00 until noon. the funeral will follow. in the studio, linda so, abc2 news. >> andy muller, the assistant line coach is facing drunk driving charges. state police arrested the coach after pulling him over for speeding on the beltway on saturday. his attorney says he is going to plead not guilty. the ravens know all about this. muller has been with the ravens for years. >> want to buy an old restaurant? some shops? most of them are vacant and it goes on the auction block today. abc2 news sherrie johnson is live with more on what the plans are. sherrie. >> good morning, megan. it is all about making the towson commons a little more vibrant these days. you know, the towson commons is a prime piece of real estate with a number of different options. become a vibrant part of the community once again. towson commons will be auctioned off to the highest bidder today at 1:00 on the count

impressive in place, joey d'entremont's funeral was nothing less. >> he was a family person, he loved everyone, whether you were friends with him or not, you can't not like joey. >> reporter: it's a sentiment echoed but his coach wagner. >> on and off the field, he would encourage kids to stick with it and it will get better. >> reporter: during the funeral service a song joey composed himself brought tears to many. >>. [ singing ]. . >> reporter: and joey's grandfather, florida minister sherman stevens, tried to put his death into perspective. >> there are many things in this world worse than having a son in heaven. >> reporter: with hundreds of teens and their parents seated before them, stevens tried to bring his message of faith to them on their own level. >> some of the teenagers think, well, what does this old guy now? we're so many different generations up the road that he doesn't understand what we're going through today. can i tell you something? these old legs used to run down the ballfield. >> reporter: it was a moment of light heartedness on a day when many hearts became h

the first of two viewings for joey will be held later today. they are expecting a large turnout at mountain christian church from 6:00 until 9:00 tonight. then again tomorrow from 10:00 a.m. until noon. the funeral will follow. >>> in the studio, linda so, abc2 news. >>> a man and woman were found on the shot on the corner. homicide detectives were notified. we'll keep you posted on this story. >>> city police are also investigating after three men were shot. this happened around 7:40 last night in the 4100 block of 10th street, which is in south baltimore. officers found three men, two were shot in the leg. the other in the stomach. no word on the identity of the victims and police right now say they don't have any suspects or a motive that anyone with information is asked to call baltimore city police. >>> it is 6:48. the family of a johns hopkins doctor shot by the patient's son has issued a statement saying the surgeon is in good condition. but they are asking for privacy while he recovers. the family of dr. david cohen said they appreciate

a viewing will be held for joey d'entremont.tudent died friday night crossing route 24 north of the bel air bypass. the dry -- driver, had the right of way. >>> and officials upgraded the condition of a doctor shot and wounded inside a hospital last week. he's now in fair and stable condition this morning. he was shot by the son of an elderly patient. he shot and killed his mother and himself. >>> a new card is changing the way that marylanders use transportation. you can pay for rides electronically. riders can use one card for both systems in both cities. >> a tough road game for the ravens yesterday. the defense did what it could. and flacco was picked off four times as the ravens fell to the bengals. >>> and stay with us, complete new, weather and traffic still ahead for you this morning and more on hurricane igor. big waves are pounding the beaches ,,,,,, ♪ i thought it was over here... ♪ [car horn honks] our outback always gets us there... ... sometimes it just takes us a little longer to get back. ♪ es tax on everything y

. >> joey d, joey d, number 30, number 30! >> fallston high school honored the memory of joey d'entremont, the 14-year-old player, a student, musician who was killed in a traffic accident last weekend. it was the team's first time on the field since the loss of their friend and teammate. >> you don't have to go to bel air or fallston and paterson. i think the whole entire community is behind this fallston team and fallston family right now. >> reporter: joey d'entremont was laid to rest last week. >>> 6:05. all is right in flacco land after throwing four interceptions last week he threw three tds. i think the second drive of yesterday's game was the most important drive of the season. you could feel the crowd get antsy. ray lewis, it never gets old. it feels like the first time. ray rice, 22 yard scamper here. >>> joe flacco hooks up with anquan bolden. he had a good day yesterday. ravens up in this one 14-3. we'll see more from a.b. in a minute. the browns made the ravens sweat this one out. payton hillis hounds it in the end

from head to toe, joey had "amazing" written on him. >> whenever julie did, he was going to be great. >> -- whatever joey did, he was good to be great. >> whenever you were upset, he was the person to go to appear i. he always knew what to say pierre >> he was trying to -- he always knew what to say. >> he was trying to cross the road. state police say that he tried to cross, walking in front of a car waiting to turn left. that may have blocked him from a northbound suburu that ended up hitting him. >> summit would have to do something intentionally. he was -- someone would have to do something intentionally. he was too good of a human being. >> we all try to jump the gun. if a car sees me, it will stop. that is what i said. >> dillon myers says that his brother was with dr. month when it happened. -- was with d'entremonwhen it happened. state police are still investigating the incident. the driver who hit d'entremont has not been charged. >> funeral arrangements for joey d'entremont are as follows. services will be at mountain road from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. and then again on wednes

a memorial was held last night for 14-year-old joey d'entremont. the high school freshman died friday night attempting to cross route four north of the bel air bypass. classmates at fallston high school said they could not believe the news. >> a big shock to everybody. it's hard to believe that he's gone. >> we've been at their house since 1:00 today. we needed to bring the kids together. we had a youth minister there talking to kids. >> and state police say that the preliminary investigation shows that the 19-year-old driver that hit joey d'entremont had the right away. neighbors say they have complained to the police several times about that dangerous intersection. >>> and elderly woman found beaten in her home. they found the 66 with deep head injuries. she later died at shock trauma. the police are calling one of her female relatives aperson of interest. >>> a man is behind bars charged that he tried to suffocate his son. officers responded to the son and found the man suffocating his son. that's what the police pulled the man off the toddler w

we will miss him forever. >> reporter: joey played linebacker on the j.v. football team, played piano, wrote music and was well known in fall ston and bel-air. >> it is a shock to everybody. it is hard to believe he is gone. >> we have been at their house. we needed to bring the kids together. we had a ow youth minister there -- we had a youth minister there. they needed to be with the kids today. >> reporter: the police say the 19-year-old who struck joey had the right-of-way. >> north and south bound traffic had a steady green light. >> reporter: state police say the driver who struck the teenager probably could not see him when he was crossing the street because there was traffic stopped in the turn lane that was blocking the view. a business owner at the corner says he complained several times about the danger of the intersection to police. saturday the crossing signal on one side isn't working. the death cause as roller coaster of emotion. >> i think i am in denial. another second i am sobbing. >> reporter: state police are saying alcohol was not invol

. >> reporter: kelly, as a popular football player, singer and musician, joey was impressive in life and his funeral was impressive. hundreds of hundreds of people turned out at mountain christian church. some of jolie's fellow football players served in an emotional service highlighted by a song joey composed. his grandfather, sherman stevens, a minister from florida addressed the questions that come with the death of someone so young so suddenly. >> questions that the psychiatrist can't answer, questions a psychologist can't answer, questions a medical doctor can't answer, questions that i can't answer. but you know what? i know the answer man. i know the answer book. >> following the service, joey's teammates led a proceed session, including the hearse up a distant hill to the church's cemetery where he was buried. hundreds of people followed behind in a proceed session that stretched a quarter of a mile or more and lasted for 20 minutes. jeff hager, abc 2 news. >> thanks, jeff. >>> well the family of a maryland soldier who died in iraq, sergeant john burner the third was waiting

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joey dentriment. and weijia jiang has more on the service. >> during the service which lasted about an hour, nearly 2,000 friends and family members came together not only to remember joey dentriment but to celebrate his life. >> reporter: at the mountain christian church in joppa, tears spilled, hearts ached, friends comforted each other. on wednesday morning, some 1500 people poured into the funeral service for 14-year-old joey dentriment, who was trying to cross the street at bynam and red pump road. >> number 1 thing i always remember about joey is his smile. no matter what. and his hugs. and he was always there for everyone. no matter what. >> members of the football team wheeled his casket in. the captain of the jv defense, dentriment, number 30, thrived on the field. but loved ones say his true passion was playing and singing music. at the service, his mentor sang songs and lyrics they wrote together. >> it was like, you wrote this? you never see that from a 14- year-old, ever. like things you

. >> joey: what puts teens in the greatest danger? the answer, coming up. >> jessica: and much more, next on teen kids news. >> mwanzaa: welcome to teen kids news. i'm mwanzaa. >> jessica: and i'm jessica. here's our top story for this week. >> mwanzaa: it was one of the most painful days in american history. on september 11, 2001 al qaeda terrorists attacked the united states. it is a tragedy we won't ever forget. erika reports on a unique memorial that not only pays tribute. it actually helps to make us safer. >> whenever there's a loud noise, i've always been one of those people that runs towards the noise, versus away. that's one of the reasons i became a volunteer firefighter. >> erika: scott koen vividly remembers the events of 9/11. the planes that crashed in washington dc, pennsylvania and new york city. scott wanted to do something special to honor those caught up in the terrorist attacks. and so i developed a project called freedom plaza, which was to use the materials from the world trade center, and make a large north amer

there are a number of reasons to cater to science the state joey museum is the only one specializing in evolution but a process to show you explained in an intelligible way museums started from private collection of biologist alexander quotes the beginning of the twentieth century he believed the display should not only be academic but also interesting for a visit so the museum often organizes various interactive exhibitions. the founder of own museum on xander quotes paid a lot of attention to scientific research she truly believed that only those people who studied biology and explore nature in the wild can almost always exhibitions and explain and deliver such knowledge to the museum visitors in an easy to understand and interesting way. to learn something about even. early history on our planet has the pill intelligent museum the collection started as part of peter the great cabinets of curiosity's in the early eighteenth century including bones and teeth from ancient animals just play was moved to moscow and as

joey was escorted out. the crowd cheered. joey returned the favor with his fingers. became youtube hits. >> it's great. you got to see this video. >> reporter: end of story? not quite. well, now joey has been arrested for alley threatening to kill a neighbor who called him a nut. to be more exact, this guy's an insane nut was the quote the neighbor gave to "the new york post" after the tennis brawl. we tried to talk to joey but couldn't find him. the neighbor already had a restraining order out against joey. the two had been feuding for months. the insane nut quote got joey so mad the complaint alleges he told the neighbor, you are going to get it, i am going to kill you. but what won't die is the video of the brawl. one youtuber synchronized three different angles. he even added a fourth view. when the match halted as even the players watched the fight. for a genteel sport, this is quite the volley. >> what the [ muted ] is wrong with people? that's the first time i've ever enjoyed the u.s. open

of prescription drugs, joey obtained from an unscrupulous doctor.fter night of the celebrating with friends, joey popped some pills for fun, drank a little alcohol and then -- >> went to sleep and just never woke up. >> reporter: joey stopped breathing and died. the prescription drugs joey abused included oxycodone, xanax and so soma. it's a huge problem. >> we have to pay special attention to what's in our medicine cabinets. you need to get those drugs that you haven't finished say your prescription for a painkiller or any other medication that's harmful as these are out of there, they need to be treated as loaded weapons because they really are. >> reporter: however, many americans don't know how to properly get rid of the drugs. flushing them down the toilet or throwing them away are not safe options. >> we don't want that to happen because that can endanger many members of the public. >> reporter: anthony williams is with the federal drug enforcement agency. this weekend, the agency is sponsoring a national drug take- back day. people can drop o

it was friday night just before 10:00 when joey d'entremont tried to cross at the intersection. friends say joey was a lovable and popular guy. >> he was an amazing singer, he played piano, band, and he was the sweetest guy ever. >>> in the studio linda tso abc news. >> >> classes at chesapeake high, chesapeake middle school are expected to pick up class on tuesday. >> it's good for sports talk radio, and the fans are going to explode over this one. we are in a bad mood this morning. >> you are right. a lot of ravens fans are in a bad mood. the ravens quarterback joe flacco threw four interceptions in that loss. the ben gals went on to get mike nugent's plays and drive them in to the ground. if it wasn't a quarterback of palmer status, it might not have been flagged. he said he would make the play again. >> 6 points, bs. it's em bar embarrassment. the ravens will be hosting the browns. kick off time is at 1:00. >> well, a lot of people are going to be talking about the refereeing. what do you think? drop us a comment. we will read your comments on the air this morning. >> two mu

a memorial fund for joey d'entremont has been set up. the funeral will be held from 6 to 9 at the mountain christian church in joppa. don, back to you. >> while police are still investigating the accident, they say speed and alcohol were not factors. >>> the first of six people charged in the murder of a east tow son man gas. porter his if karla is among those accused in the murder for hire plot. prosecutors said coyle arranged the meeting and he now faces life in prison. >>> a 66-year-old woman is dead after being hit in the head with a steering wheel locking device known as the club. d'lana simmons called police and said she hit her haunt several times. >>> the johns hopkins surgeon shot last week is in good condition. he was shot by paul pardus. pardus also shot and killed his mother that day and turned the gun on his -- on himself. >>> the gob dpiewb race is certainly under way and gathering steam as well as campaign dollars and rhetoric. good afternoon, an droa yay. >> reporter: ehrlich and o'malley continue to be neck and neck. thi

dentriment and his life. >> people poured into the funeral home to remember joey who was killed whilecross -- cross the street. >> number 1 thing i will always remember about joey is his smile. no matter what. and his hugs. and he was always there for everyone, no matter what. >> reporter: members of his junior varsity football team wheeled his casket in. number 30 thrived on the field. ♪ [ music ] >> but loved ones say its true passion was playing and singing music. at his service, his mentor played and sang songs they sang together. >> his lyrics. it would be like, you wrote that? you never see it from a 14-year- old ever. like each talking about things you learn when you're 30 years old. >> reporter: we talk to friends who say that for many of them, it's the first time they've had to deal with a real tragedy. >> i wouldn't think joey would die at all. he was the strongest kid ever. >> it's very hard. it's a lot of raw emotion. a lot of anger. >> reporter: each in death, he is helping his friends deal with pain. >> now that he's done, we have to make up for that by doing what he wan

. >>> and in new york, if you can't find joey ramoen's place, look up. the street sign has been stolen four times since 2003, forcing city officials to reinstall the placard 20 feet above street level. given how many times the sign has been stolen and given its new height, perhaps a gps is still your best bet when it comes to finding joey ramone, and by that we mean the street, not the person. >>> bill karins, were you a big ramones fan? >> i was not, actually. maybe at some point or another, i'll go back through that stage. that sign won't last past halloween, though, by the way. let's talk about what's happening in the tropics. yesterday, we have our tropical depression form. we have tropical moisture and there's a stream of it heading up the eastern seaboard. it's getting soggy down in south florida. miami will be drenched all day today and into tomorrow. the eastern coast of florida will see the heavy rain. it's going to rain all day long in the carolinas. especially the coastal areas. eventually tonight and tomorrow, it's going to work its way up th

>> yeah. >> jimmy: 40 years. >> the old "joey bishop show." remember that? bishop, part of the rats pack. >> how can you remember it when it was 40 years ago. [ jimmy as regis ] "i've seen it on dvd!" [ laughter ] >> he likes to do me. [ jimmy as regis ] >> jimmy: "i like to do regis all the time." [ laughter ] i like doing you. it's fun. i don't do you at all. it doesn't even sound like you anymore. i don't know who it sounds like. it's weird. >> he sent me -- he sent me a record. he wrote a record and he wanted me to sing it on the show. now, what was the name of that record? go ahead, big shot, tell them. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i wanted you to come out -- yeah. i'm gonna do it with somebody. >> what's the name of the record? >> jimmy: it's called "my weenie." [ laughter ] >> regis said, no. [ laughter ] only because i saw him in that speedo. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: that's -- no, no, no. oh, my goodness. but now you have two kids, right? >> yes. >> jimmy: j.j. who i -- >> you do know j.j. >> jimmy: i know j.j. from "saturday night live." >> "sa

up next, the black widow versus joey >> today on oprah at 4:00, former "american idol" winner fantasiaresses rumors that she was dating a married man. a small plane crashes into a las vegas neighborhood killing o person. what wt wrong. and a bay area woman credits a popular breast cancer drug with extending herife as the fda studies it to see if it actually works. these stories and more an abc 7 news at 5:00. joey chestnut, the number one competitive eat ner america is licking his wounds after losing a chicken wing eating contest. >> what! >> yep. he was favored to win the eating competition in buffalo, new york. the champ devoured 169 chicken wings in 12 minutes but that was 12 wings short of sonya thomas there nicknamed the black widow. she took the title by taking down 187 wings. she often beats larger male compitives. only about 5 feet, 105 pounds as afternoon wards she say she was still hungryate 20 more. >> she did not. she's trying to build her own legend. >> come on! >> where does she put it! >> why aren't thos sponsored like by malox. >> they need to be! one final look at our

for the jv ffotball team n touch my life, yes, i wiil be forever changed. >> funeral services for joeyont will be held this went afternoon at cook auditorium. the family is asking that in lieu of flowers donations be made for the the boston foottall recreation program. >>> police are lloking for a driver who eft the ssene after hittingga motorcyclist. it happened at sand hill road in marysville. state police say a silver dodgee minivan struck a biker. he as takee to hhck trauma. as of ow, there's no word on his condition. >>> a former pta president is convicted of steallng thousands3 of dollaas from a baltimore -tacey price pleaded not guilty of theft ccarges after pplicee3 say he stole ore than $$,00003 from the pta bank account. a judge found er guiltt and said she went to extraordinaryú lengths to conceal her crime and removing transacttons. price stepped down in april aad is scheduled to be sentenced in decembbr. >>> the trial for the men accused of kklling former city councilman kennharris continnes. ú%'s been tto years since of the witnesses in his death,,3 including the woman wh

. >>> and in new york, if you can't find joey ramone's place, look up, look up. that's right. the street sign has been stolen four times since 2003, forcing city officials to reinstall the placard 20 feet above street level. given how many times the sign has been stolen and given its new height, perhaps a gps is still going to be your best bet when it comes to findy joey ramone place. place, place, place. not person. >>> bill karins has the weather forecast. you were definitely a fan. you and your mohawk? >> never had the mohawk. i know who the ramones are. i did listen a little bit. not a big fan but appreciated that era and some of the creativity. let's talk about the western heat wave. remember, 113 all-time record high in downtown l.a. a couple days ago? yesterday, slightly cooler. cut off low off the baja helping a little of the cool down just on the immediate coast. otherwise, still very hot. unusually strong area of high pressure is responsible, and this weather pattern blocked up until we get rid of this east coast storm. that won't happen for another two days. yesterd

joey was escorted out. ] >> reporter: joey returned the favor with his finger. the cell phone videos became youtube hits. >> it's great. got to see this video. >> reporter: end of story? not quite. now joey has been arrested for allegedly threatening to kill a neighbor who called him a nut. to be more exact, this guy's an insane nut was the quote the neighbor gave to the "new york post" after the tennis brawl who tried to talk to joey but couldn't find him. the neighbor, already had a

joey chestnut, the number one competitive eat ner america is licking his wounds after losing a chickeneating contest. >> what! >> yep. he was favored to win the eating competition in buffalo, new york. the champ devoured 169 chicken wings in 12 minutes but that was 12 wings short of sonya thomas there nicknamed the black widow. she took the title by taking down 187 wings. she often beats larger male competitives. only about 5 feet, 105 pounds as afternoon wards she say she was still hungry, ate 20 more. >> she did not. she's trying to build her own legend. >> come on! >> where does she put it! >> why aren't those sponsored like by malox. >> they need to be! one final look at our forecast. >> just sunshine. enjoy the warmth tot today. if you're having family and friends, it's a gorgeous day. wear the sun block. >> thank you for i don't think us on this labor oprah: "american idol" winner fantasia takes on the rumors. what happened to all the money? then, once over 700 pounds, what happened to all the money? then, once over 700 pounds, reality tv star ruby's but we lost today. ♪ no, we d

perhaps a gps is still your best bet for finding joey ramon place, not the person. >>> we turn to bill karins, with the forecast. there's plenty of nights you spent in ceebeejeebees. >> yeah, a little bit of a fan, not huge, enough. >>> this is tropical depression 16. i don't want to think of this system as a tropical storm or maybe even a tropical depression. it will be more like a nor'easter coming up the east coast. a lot of heavy rain, beach erosion. not going to do a lot with the wind damage. the hurricane center says it's now looking across the coast of florida. miami is drenched with rain. gusty winds, heavy rain, it starts in florida today, it will be all the way up to new england by tomorrow. the storm is going to accelerate up the coast. it has a slight chance of becoming tropical storm nicole. even if it does, the winds will be very strong, not like an organized drop cam system we track. you can see the moisture streaming to the north. being sucked up here in the eastern seaboard. we're going to get drenched. we'll have flooding problems in thursday, friday, new jersey, east

friends of joey hold each other a bit tighter where the boy was hit by a car. flowers and notes left at intersection of route 24 and rent pump road in belaire. >> by friend was like -- he said joey don't go. then he didn't listen and thought he could make it. >> reporter: police say the car hit him around 9:45 friday night. he died a short time later at the hospital. investigators say his body flew about 30 feet landing where his friends marked his number 30. he played football. an investigation shows he was in the crosswalk at the time of the accident but the light prohibited him from walking. >> pleiomery everything is leading to unfortunately the victim being at fault. it is an investigation and is still ongoing. >> reporter: his friends say he was a lovable guy. he was popular, around the ladies. >> he was an amazing singer and the sweetest kid. he played the piano and was in a band. >> i would go through hard time and he would be like always stick with your family, never forget them. don't fight with them because you never know what you cans loose someone

champion eater joey chestnut shters a new world record. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> hello, and good monday morning to you. welcome to our viewers across the nation including the pick time zone. i'm veronica de la cruz. >>> today we begin with a tax cut tussle. congress gets back to work this week with washington squarely at odds over proposed tax cuts. this weekend taxes were a main point of protest for tea party supporters who took to the streets from the capital in sacramento to say no to big government. nbc's brian moore reports. >> reporter: members of the tea party movement marched through the nation's capital, coming from far and wide to send a message. >> i want the spending stopped. i want the big government stopped. and the taxes. don't want the taxes. >> reporter: there were also rallies in st. louis and sacramento, notably smaller gatherings than last year's nationwide tea party, but no less vocal. >> i'm just a plain old person. but i have a big, big desire to see my country go back to its roots. >> report

when classes resumed students shared in their grief over joey ah trey montreal.he popular student died when he stepped in front of a car trying to cross the road. jeff haeger has more on the outpouring of grief over this teen's death. >> reporter: their shirts bear his picture, their cell phones carry his song. ♪ [ music ] . >> reporter: why don't we d ahremont's girlfriend learned of the death