cory? jimmy: what are you looking for in tonight's competitors? cory? >> oh, sorry. >> jimmy: what are you looking for tonight? >> i'm just looking for, like, you know, just -- they just jump off and, like, hit the water and -- >> jimmy: you're looking for them to golf? >> yeah, just, like. i want to see some effort. >> jimmy: very good. and i from you, as well. all right. all right. so, let's go up to guillermo. guillermo, bring out our first flopper. oh there we go. all right. nice. [ applause ] mike. did you have that on or did we give that to you? >> no, you guys. >> jimmy: we gave it to you? well, you know what, you can keep it. >> thank you. >> jimmy: mike, i'm going to tell you right now, i think -- we have a lot of hope for you, because i think you're going to do a really good job. you got enthusiasm, you've got girth, everything you need. your body has not seen the sun in a long time. it's nice -- nice to do that to someone else, isn't it, guillermo? >> yes! >> jimmy: all right. yo

>> cory. >> jimmy: cory is one of them.ho i recently fell in love with -- [ laughter ] we know it's hard for you to get the day off work to go to the beach. we're going to bring the beach to you. we pulled children away from their parents and there they are. hi, kids, how are you? >> good. >> jimmy: summer vacation for you now? >> yeah. >> jimmy: all right, excellent. tonight, we're going to see how many buckets of sand you can pour into the chewbacca costume before chewbacca starts to overflow, okay? have you done this before? >> no! >> jimmy: let's weigh him first. cory, go ahead -- step on the scale. okay. i can't imagine that's correct. oh, yeah, he's tall. that's right. what do you weigh, 218 pounds? >> yeah. i think so, yeah. >> jimmy: all right. now, step off that scale and -- all right, let's start with bucket number one. we numbered the buckets and -- go ahead and just -- >> you can do it. >> jimmy: maybe we can't numbered the buckets. okay. that's the first -- >> that's a cool bucket you got. >> jimmy: how does it

for he and his wife of almost 14 years, cory, it means setting goals.time. >> okay, nick, you must make it to your 65th birthday in june, you must make it to her kindergarten first day and beyond, and it might happen, may not. >> it is almost day to day, moment to moment, and it is really quite sustaining for me and invigorating. >> boxing used to be his bread and butter. >> does any of this get old? >> cancer kept him away from the ring for months at a time. in late march, hbo called. and nick was ready. all about heart. >> to call another fight. what was that like, why was it so important. >> i think the feeling i have for fighters, that whole sub culture i love. >> great pleasure we welcome -- >> the feedback i got was tremendous. you were right, nick charles, i learned so much. you were at the top of your game. and i don't think they were being patronizing. i felt in my heart i was. >> we admire your courage and look forward to hearing from you again. >> likewise, bob. >> definitely, yes, in fighting you have to take pain to give it, and you have to

that's what cory wright is trying to do. he wants everyone to know who the sex offenders are and post their pictures in his "predator" magazine. >> it will give parents and grandparents the ability of what to look for. >> reporter: the magazine will be placed in area markets and stores. he's making it really easy to pick one up. it's going to be free. >> just a couple days ago when i showed this magazine. and there was a guy that said, this guy i went to school with my whole life. >> reporter: it's also outing predators who are trying to blend into the community. >> hate phone calls. >> death threats. >> death threats and it surprised me. i thought this magazine would be welcomed by all. >> reporter: not if you're a predator. >> not if you're a predator. >> reporter: cory wright is following in the footsteps of a publication in pennsylvania called crime watch p.a. george kittiyama, nbc bay area news. >>> do you really know what you're taking? if you're in pain -- >> you're thinking about getting rid of the symptom and not ne

. >> / entradas completas cori rouse con la entrada en el jardín izquierda y los gigantes ganan a minessotas medths llevan el triunfo de 4 x1. >> cleveland. >> le apostaron al armador. >> 4 jugadores fueron elegidos en losp rimeros 14 turnos. >> esto por ahora ahora::. >> este fin de semana univision 14 quién cree usted que ganara la copa oro. >> daremos el resultado mañana a as 6 de la tarde. >> un juez federal retrazara la decisión del ex homromero. >> bonds. >> se habría pedido para finales de agosto la nueva audiencia. >> por 3 acusaciones de perjurio. >> seguramente se está preparando para el partido del fin de semana . >> guillermo quiroz con las ttemperaturas . >> gracias que tal buenas noches en la gran final. >> la copa de oro . >> méxico v/s estados unidos . >> condiciones optimas en el sur de california . >> boletos vendidos . >> condicioens estupendas mañana temperaturas en los 63° el calorcito subirá sábado domingo 65 y 66 ° en la bahía en san josé cerca de los 80 desde la siguiente semana. >> no se olvide méxico v/s estados unidos el sábado desde las 17 hrs horas:más adelante

>> new canon, connecticut, and i'm cory calhoun. >> jimmy: cory calhoun. very good.ink it's a great name. [ ding ] yeah, got it. you didn't win though, no. let's play "name that guy." here we go. ♪ [ laughter ] [ thunder ] >> jimmy: hey-oh! you know what that sound means. it's time for the lightning round. we're going to show you up to eight guys -- one at a time. answer as quickly as possible. there is no penalty for a wrong answer. you get one guess per guy, so make him count. and remember, for every right answer, you get $1,000. 15 seconds on the clock. [ laughter ] let's name that guy. ♪ go! >> frankie. [ buzzer ] george. [ buzzer ] >> jimmy: full names, full names. >> mark antoine. [ buzzer ] >> jimmy: no. >> oh, greg matherton. [ buzzer ] uh -- >> jimmy: gosh. sorry, you missed all of them for a score of zero. we were looking for in order -- greg kendyl, mason baylor, royce grob, shannon "buggy" davis, chad frankel, chet crump, peter gilkey, and gary zipper. yeah, yeah, gary zipper. we thought you had a shot at gary zipper. >> steve: gary zipper! [ clapping ] g

. >> and cory monty. >> jimmy: cory montieth is from "glee."mp into a british heiress, that i also play. and we decide to switch lives with her because we think it will be fun and it ends up being a disaster. >> jimmy: it's really funny, it's really cool. check out a clip from the movie, right now. >> let's help you to your car. >> no, we're fine. >> thank you again. [ shouting ] >> your car is waiting. >> thank you. >> they really do think you're her. >> what? >> i want to know were we're going. >> we are going back to our crap tour. >> we are going to monte carlo. >> forget it. >> the trip is paid for, i mean, whether cordelia takes it or not. >> and she is a million miles away. and then you'll get to -- [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: "monte carlo" everybody" go check it out. selena gomez and i are playing a new game after the break, so stick around! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hey man...what's that? it's my crystal ball. it looks like a snow globe. nuh-huh. it's real. here...watch! free doritos at the office today? [ crash! ] i think that's

the terrorists for rachel cory and all those who were idealists and who actually believed that they could make an effect and social change. the terrorists who lives amongst us is not you, the terrorist who lurks in the shadows of our crowded city streets isn't me. he's not a demon with bulging eyes, a twisted mouth full of dirt, a crooked mouth, fangs driping blood. it's not the savage guner waiting for our school on their way to school. no, this heinous replica of satan doesn't look like a jew. dopt make a habit of supplying the motives of sin with colors of skin because it's skin deep. a student with dreams of statehood or a teenage girl driven by desperation and fear or a dentist or an apprentice of a dead soldier, who crouches in the wounds of the dead and the dying, who hurls stones at tanks and encroaching soldiers, who stands unmoved before a roiling tank, who stares with barbed eyes. the enemy is never one who kills for no reason. the enemy is never one who must be vanquished at all cost. it is not so easy to kill from the inside, a shifting corridor of blame. not so easy to trace

it's cory, one of our bloggers. there cory -- sure go ahead. >> yeah. hey, yo.s. yo, yo, they're crazy. and i love it. i mean one minute you're crying, then the next minute you're laughing, and then you got your foot in your mouth. [ laughs ] i mean, what's this baby going to do next? you know? i mean, hey, you got your real teeth yet? n-o-o-o -- but you can poop anywhere you want. and as long as you bring me off of that cute, gummy smile, it's all good. keep doing what you doing babies. you know you cuter than puppies and you don't even got hair! [ laughter and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: babies are cute. babies are cute. >> jimmy! yo, jim! >> let me get on, bro. >> jimmy: sure tariq go ahead. >> shout-out to summer. it's finally here, baby! >> jimmy: yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> i'm talking beautiful weather. baseball --, and barbecues. but since we're talking barbecues. nothing says summer -- ike my kicking kabob. [ laughter ] these will have your family kabobbing for barbecue. they're a cinch to make, so long as you -- stick with the rec

we, of course, sent all of our love to nick cory, the entire family. appreciate it very much. more on sanjay's talk with nick. sanjay gupta, nick charles, lessons from the fight. you want to watch it and read the blog at cnn.com/health. >>> rumors have been circulating in libya for months and cnn uncovers disturbing evidence of atrocities, rape as a weapon of war. [ male announcer ] built like a volkswagen. the 2011 tiguan. [ grunts ] >>> the report we are about to show you is very disturbing. it is about rape as a weapon in libya's civil war and evidence of those assaults that rebels say frequently found on captured cell phones. cnn's sara sidner explains, the videos are so awful that even the rebels are trying to erase the evidence. we should tell you that we blurred almost all of the video to make it possible for sarah to >> reporter: on the front lines of libya's war, rebel fighters say they are finding a lot more than weapons on captured or killed pro-gadhafi soldiers. [ screams ] >> reporter: they say they have confiscated cell phones that contain videos showing gadhafi

this might surprise you, but a year ago nick and cory finally decided to build their dream home.ht me. live in the present, but keep dreaming and imagining the future. >> thank the lord for this day, and all my friends, who, all the love they are showing, and that i am achieving the milestone of getting in this new house. >> during a hectic day of packing bosses, nick sneaks away for the delivery of a special surprise gift for his daughter. >> well, welcome home. how about that? wow. right here. right here between the window and here. i got up in the middle of the night and researched these things, you know. keeps you going. i always need a project and i love to research things. that took probably 15 hours researching this piano, you know. wanted the very best one and for the very best price that i could for my daughter. i nailed it, and i feel fabulous about it. i wanted to get the soft close for sure. man, that's great. this is awesome. ♪ >> what do you think? straighten it out. straighten it out. go ahead. just play. ♪ >> when i went to see nick, i was looking for a lesson, or

new york new jersey mayor cory booker has amassed more than a million virtual constituents even thoughruns a city of less than 300,000. last winter, he used twitter to locate residents stranded by a blizzard. >> it's a powerful tool to connect with my community in ways that you really just can't through the regular means of e-mail or telephone or even going door to door or community meetings. >> reporter: but the immediacy, just type and hit send, eliminates the opportunity for second thoughts. as some lawmakers have learned the hard way. michigan congressman pete hoekstra got in hot water in 2009 for tweeting just landed in baghdad, even though the trip was supposed to be a secret. and last november, seven little words prompted now retired senator chris dodd to issue an urgent apology after his account blasted profanity to nearly 13,000 followers. both men are still on twitter. as is congressman weiner. who bragged digitally about all his new followers. for politicians seeking the spotlight, the online soap box is just too tempting. nancy cordes, cbs news, capitol hill. >>> and before

. >> i'm benjamin cory, and i'm here for basketball juice.> jimmy: if you drink it, you'll learn to speak spanish. >> yes. >> jimmy: go ahead and say that. >> if you drink it, you'll learn to speak spanish. >> jimmy: now open it up and take a drink. and just really smile and say how much you love it. >> i love it. love it. >> jimmy: all right, we're going to send this tape to the basketball juice people and hopefully they'll like it. >> hopefully. >> jimmy: we're going to have to cut that part where you almost threw up out. >> yeah. >> jimmy: but otherwise i think it was really, really good. welcome to the basketball juice family. >> thank you. >> basketball juice! >> i love it. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: well, thanks kids. when we come back, the trailblazers and sixers face off in "the team mating game." these are ocean spray sparkling juice drinks. they have bubbles. it's real fruit juice; crisp, sparkling water; and no added sugar. and they come in these really cool cans. you want one? i'll wait a bit. all right. refreshing. before

cory schneider is in. four minutes left in the first, sedin's shot stopped. the bruins win it 5-2. final from boston. >>> indians and yankees, derek jeter on a quest for 3,000 knocks. bottom one, no score. he singles to left field off carrasco, number 2,994. top of the fourth, still no score, man on third, nobody out as cabrera singles through the hole. brandon muscles home, 1-0, tribe. scary moment for the pinstripes. jeter, one into right field but seems to get out of the box a little gingerly. take another look. out of the box right there, limping towards first base and leaves the game and not return. check out espn.com for more. bottom nine now, last chance for the yanks, perez says gardner, indians, they win the ball game 1-0. that's it for your espn news update. don't forget for the latest tune into the highlight express. >>> all right. in dallas they're announcing the time plans for thursday's big party. that's when the nba championship mavericks will be honored in a parade through the streets of the big "d." the team did arrive home yesterday led by owner mark cuban carryin

. >> cory tiene cinco aÑos, por su tamaÑo corre mÁs peligro que un perro grande.. se ve bastante estable, creo que no va a haber mayores problemas. >> estos perros estÁn fuera de peligro gracias a estos servicios. >> se espera que muy pronto el gobierno respalde este servicio con una ley por la seguridad de los animales y de los socorristas, ya que en muchos casos ocurren accidentes lamentables cuando los dueÑos de mascotas intentan transportarlos a la clÍnica veterinaria mÁs cercana. nos vamos a rusia donde una colecciÓn se convirtió en la mejor atracciÓn de un centro comercial. son enormes muÑecas para el deleite de los que pudieron verlas. nos vamos a comerciales. la vida de un transexual y veremos en acciÓn a delfines surfistas. antes nos dejÓ con el resumen de los deportes. >> les saluda a fÉlix fernÁndez. vamos a decirles cÓmo inició la copa del mundo femenina. habrÁ boxeo, pero antes veamos quÉ sucede a la final de la copa oro. >> mÉxico y estados unidos se vieron las caras. la selecciÓn de las barras y las estrellas se fue adelante gracias a bradley. el de

newark new jersey mayor cory booker has amassed more than a million virtual constituents even thoughe runs a city of less than 300,000. last winter he used twitter to locate residents stranded by a blizzard. >> it's a powerful tool to connect with my community in ways that you really just can't in, through the regular means of e-mail or telephone or even going door-to-door or community meetings. >> reporter: but the immediacy of twitter, just type and hit send eliminates the opportunity for second thoughts as some lawmakers have learned the hard way. michigan congressman pete hoekstra got in hot water in 2009 for tweeting just landed in baghdad. even though the trip was supposed to be a secret. and last november seven little words prompted now retired senator chris dodd to issue an urgent apology after his account blasted profanity to nearly 13,000 followers. both men are still on twitter. as is congressman weiner who bragged digitally this week about all his new followers. for politicians seeking the spotlight, the on-line soapbox is just too tempting. nancy cordes, cbs news, capito

we spoke to cory crowder from the charity reprieve which fights for prisoners human rights she visited detainees at guantanamo bay and says there's no end in sight for those being help there. at this moment the clients i go and see there are going on ten years in detention they've lost almost a decade of their lives and there's no prospect of a trial no prospect of release and congress is going on saying we need to have gone forever so that's the real agony that they go through at this point uncertain future no prospect of leaving i think it's one of the saddest parts of the whole war on terror story the way various european nations for the kind of waiting around waiting handmaidens of u.s. torture practices we know about cia secret prisons in poland or maybe a little way in the u.k. is the u.s. its closest ally let's be clear and we saw time and again in the war on terror the u.k. getting just a little bit too close to the illegality of george bush and his cronies. you with see now ukraine's former prime minister yulia tymoshenko is in court to face charges for abuse of power she's ac

are enormous common interests in keeping this system together because it's not just germany versus cories germany and greece are on the same side in the sense that it's germany and france that lent much of this money to greece so if greece goes belly up a lot of banks in germany go up so they need to work together the question is whether there's a middle solution between just shuffling more money from germany to greece and cutting them off ok it's interesting. right go ahead philip should go ahead ahead go. i think we should not think so much in terms of paper with countries but more in terms of the political elite and the citizens so of course the political elite of france and germany and greece want the euro to continue and of course also the banking system that the german banking system the french system it has lent to banks and the greek government but it's not and maybe also some exporters from exporters want to continue but for german consumers this is not a very and picks player this is not a very good deal with the mark. they could import cheaper auto companies could import need f

to help free him as britain was good at telling one thirty cory cried out from the reprieve charity he was fighting for right now tyler's release told r.t. that britain's friendship with america blinds it to the truth. there are hundreds of prisoners about it but what makes you notice special is that eunice was actually picked up by the united kingdom in iraq in february two thousand and four the u.k. handed him to the united states in march and april there were discussions between the u.s. and the u.k. because the u.s. wanted descendants of the u.k. didn't object despite the fact that at this time even though. it's broke making it absolutely clear to anyone who had any doubt what was happening to prisoners in u.s. detention the u.k. says that it learned quote unquote in june of that year june two thousand and four that my client had been sent to bob graham and although there was an m.o. you kind of deal between the u.s. and the u.k. that permits the u.k. to get him out of custody and never bothered to do so so we've had to sue them in the united kingdom courts in hades corpus to tell

then again the pentagon isn't a publicly traded company so for sony is this just one time too many cory said yes this is ridiculous less than a month and they get their doors glowing wide open again scott told us and less so he can polar rabbit out of the had their day and even if they did the rabbit would be hacked even before it got out that's pretty frightening images but most of our viewers actually feel this is just a minor setback for the company of the size of sony miles is confident that sony will introduce very tight measures to prevent this from happening again and we're actually believes sony is still one of the most successful japanese companies in the world my take there are no very cool ations that require a company to tell when they've been hacked the white house would like to see more legislation in this regard and they should because sony waited too long to review their reveal their playstation hack i mean come on sony with the combined sales of eighty seven billion don't you think you should spend a little more time and a little more honesty to protect your customers.

detention camps we can now talk to cori crider from the reprieve charity which five for the human rights of prisoners. thanks for being here with us on the program corrie well we've just heard reports seen a report in fact about a victim of guantanamo bay there but the u.s. has promised to stop such practices so how soon you are opinion can we expect this to happen i'm sorry i didn't catch that can you say again absolutely well we'll just see a report on the victim of going. by correspondent daniel bushell but we know that the u.s. has promised to stop such practices in your opinion how soon can we expect this to happen. it's not that it's not clear at all i have to say why's that. well. the administration says it has cleaned up a number of practices so at the beginning of the obama administration it shuttered cia secret prisons for example but there was a sort of working group that it had hired to discuss detention and interrogation practices and the results of that review which included a discussion a secret discussion about what techniques were legally permissible to be used on prison

they well they they are paying a whole variety of taxes if you look at people who are making under cory thousand dollars a year and you add up all the taxes and fees that they pay through the course of the year as and then call that their tax bracket and compare that with somebody making over a million dollars in the united states and add it all up what you will find and the center for american progress do the math on this it's no secret you can find a way to admit it but you know what it is so you apparent math is ok their math is wrong is that working day i and i are going to go in taxes than then millionaires and billionaires. nonsense because you're omitting what they're getting back at the end of the year in these refundable cross-talk i think notably here in damascus now it is omitted from that figure and this is a very skewed assessment what they've put forward so why don't ok let's do away with the earned income tax credit ben and simply raise the minimum wage from what it is the united states around seven bucks to what it is say in denmark of around eight hundred dollars an hou

a few minutes later cory stevenson with a shot. then the save. he gets the rebounds, puts it in. 2-1, san jose. second half 3-2, quakes, who are you going to call? even completes the hat trick. earthquakes improve to 5-4-4 had the 4-2 victory. and of course game 6 of the nba finals tonight on abc7. i'm mike shumann. have a great day. >> and why the campaign tactics to put on balance items is going too far. ♪ ♪ stay inside? nah. not when you have a five-star overall vehicle score for safety. one more reason chevy traverse delivers more. pg&e plans to pressure test a natural gas pipeline in newark today so residents may smell gas being vented from the system. it's all part of that state-ordered testing of pg&e's distribution system after the last september san bruno explosion that killed 8 people and destroyed 38 homes. today san francisco examiner said pg&e has tested nine pipeline segments so far and no pipes have buckled or sprung leaks. the newark pipeline being tested to runs between cedar boulevard and thornton avenue. pg&e says that the gas

cory you were you saw what happened here. there were two white young men and they were attacked. tell me about what you saw. . >> from what i've seen starting from michigan avenue about 15 black teenagers running down michigan avenue and the next thing you know icy two white kids chasing them. i saw the first launch thrown and that's when me and my friend dropped our things and when to try to help. miraculously the two kids get back up and chased them again in front pot bellies and that's where it's kind of ended. they stopped it right there and they beat them for awhile. . >> the pot bellies stored in chicago and wabash. tell me what the total that you talk to them. . >> at the help to the two kids off the ground. the richest really traumatized because they were saying this had never happened to them before and it that there was $350 that the stop-loss their wallet and ids. so i can tell by the way he was talking to me he was part of breathing and in a footprint on his right rib cage. and he was coughing up a lot of blood. . >> tell me about your reaction to this. you work down

. >> reporter: 29-year-old cory moll wants to unionize 35,000 apple geniuses, staffers, specialists and anyone who works in the more than 275 apple stores around the country. he wants better wages and better treatment. >> certain people, certain departments are getting paid more than others. certain people are being hired at higher wages than normal. there seems to be a theme of nepotism and favoritism among management to hire certain employees or to get rid of certain employees. >> reporter: he makes $14 an hour. others he says doing the same thing make upwards of $3 more. but the real story here is that someone is going where few have gone before in the world of silicon valley. >> it's not yet. technology in silicon valley is not a unionized culture per se. >> reporter: cnet editor-at- large brian cooley says the effort is being made in apple's sprawling retail kingdom and what can do with the people who make ipods may be different from those who sell them. and it goes against apple's well crafted image of a near fanatical base and happy employees. >> reporter: how apple deals with th

his inspiration, his 5-year-old daughter, giovanna, and his wife, cory.gest child that he was dying. instead, he focused on his faith. >> spiritually win tell her that, you know, i'm going to prepare a better place for you and we're going to be there eternally. the eternal picture is a difficult concept for a 5-year-old, but we talk about heaven a lot. >> reporter: nick found meaning all around him. he died surrounded by the people he loved, at peace, knowing he'd fought the good fight. and you've named some of these mountains? >> well, yes, i have three peaks, and i always tell -- that's mommy, giovanna in the middle, and daddy, and they're always going to be there, and you're always going to look at them and know that we're always going to be together. >> here now a statement we want to give you from jim walton, the president of cnn worldwide. it says, "as a journalist and sports personality, nick charles helped put cnn on the map in its early days. he brought intelligence, style, and heart to his work, qualities that translated to our company and inspi

cory mull says the core issues are pay and benefits as always.l says he's worked at apple for four years and earned $14 an hour. he says he's received little public support from other workers but has received some e- mails encouraging him. apple has 30,000 retail employees at 325 stores around the world. >>> time now 5:17. gasoline prices still going down even as the peak summer driving season begins. two separate surveys shows the national average price for a gallon of regular gas is down almost 20 cents in the past month. the national average is now $3.70. it's the highest in chicago. they have $4.29 there. that makes bay area prices actually sound reasonable. that's strange to say. the average in san francisco just more than $4. it's a dime cheaper in san jose and in oakland. >>> all right. time for a check of weather and traffic. we start with allie rasmus in for sal today. allie. >>> those lower gas prices are good for drivers but so is the traffic this morning. so far so good. show you the 680 sunol grade traffic moving smoothly towards fre

cory owns a variety store on the first floor of the building. after hearing someone scream, a little boy is in the building, he grabs a ladder from his store, climbs the fire escape, and is first on the scene trying to rescue the child. >> i was trying to make my way inside. i couldn't. the smoke was way too much. >> stuck outside the window, he can't reach the child and with smoke enveloping them he knows the boy desperately needs oxygen. >> i told him, just breathe. breathe outside and make sure you keep breathing. >> things aren't looking good. but to his relief, firefighters soon arrive on the scene. >> i see a ladder setting in place and bringing up one of the firefighters. as soon as he came up i let him know. i said, there is a baby inside of the apartment. you could see him right at that window. try to get him out. >> but relief quickly turns to despair when he suddenly hears the unthinkable. >> all of a sudden i heard the firefighter saying, boy, where did you go? i said, where did he go? he was just right there. what happened? >> in th

his brother, cory, could face 15 years behind bars. before you buy an auto warranty, what you want to do is go online and investigate the company and in u.s. fidelis' case there were more than 2,000 complaints. >> good job in bringing the story to light back in 2009. we appreciate it. >>> coming up neck, the story behind a magazine cover that brings the past and the present of the royal family together. >>> plus, where did she get that? detilz on princess catherine's dress that had a lot of heads turning at wimbledon right after detaihi details on princess katherine's dress that had a lot of heads turning at wimbledon right after this. [ female announcer ] we asked coffee lovers to come and try coffee-mate's new cafe collection flavors. then we asked them to show us how the taste inspired them. new rich caramel macchiato. one of three new ways to add your flavor. with coffee-mate, from nestle. but also a caring touch. you learn to get a feel for the trouble spots. to know its wants... its needs...its dreams. ♪call 1-800-steemer. it's a

it was that team that sgt norris, officer cory, and household police department and a bit--and probationthe two suspects that were arrested yesterday. his absorption >> the police released sketches of the suspects over the weekend, they did not say how they relate, but one of the two juvenile, this was linked to the shooting the second one is being held on weapons charges but has not been charged in the shooting. the police will not go into how, why the victims would have possibly been mistaken for gang members but that is what they say this was, a tragic case of mistaken identity. >> this was the emotional scene at the baby's mother made her way into today's news conference. as you can see the mother here using a walker, she was shot in the back during the a drive-by shooting while trying to protect her children from all of the gunfire. as we know, her three month old baby died of her three year- old child was not injured. let us go back to j r stone he has the emotional reaction today from the baby's mother and family. a >> that mother talked about what happened here at wisteria drive,

they pulled roberto luongo and put in cory schneider. didn't make much difference.more. i feel like they have forgotten how to score in some ways. tim thomas, playing unbelievably. just to give him credit. he really is playing unbelievably. >> that aside, the bruins really have outscored. look at this relic jersey. i don't know where you got that hat from. that's an oldie but a goody. >> if you're a true fan, you're not too embarrassed to wear in a jersey. >> that's an ugly jersey. i'm sorry. we do hope that people keep hope alive. the home team has not lost a game in this series. ant decisive game seven take place wednesday night on vancouver's home ice. >> might call in sick. >> if you're not here, we'll know where you are. >>> we'll be right back with more "world news now." ou are. >>> we'll be right back with more "world news now." hó >>> osama bin laden was tracked down and killed more than six weeks ago. so, why is somebody looking for him again? well, the $25 million reward might be part of it. >> hmm. it's the scheme of a treasure hunter who is setting out t

but between her friend, cory rossman, and another young man. >> he was punched in the face. we don't know who. why, what was said. but that punch or punches caused him a temporary memory loss. >> reporter: rossman, according to his lawyer, doesn't remember lauren walking him back to his apartment down the street. she vanished an hour later. last seen, just three blocks from her home. investigators searched rossman's car and cell phone records. they also questioned lauren's long-time boyfriend. her friends know him well. >> he's the most loving boyfriend you could ask for. he really cares about her. lauren was his life. number one priority. he would never do anything to hurt her. >> reporter: investigators say there are at least ten persons of interest in this case. but stress, no one has been named a suspect. >> we still have a lot of things to look at. and we're still hoping for new information. and we're still needing to look, pretty much, everywhere. >> make sure you pay attention to the creek area while you're down there, as well. >> reporter: the massive week-long searc

talking about cory hart's "sunglasses at night." >> that's exactly when former president george w.h and 33,000 other fans had going on at last night's astros/rangers game in texas. you guessed it. they were attempting to set the world record for most people wearing sunglasses in the dark. was corey hart in attendance? >> he should have been there. they had to keep them on for 10 minutes and somebody from guinness book was there to make sure the record was authentic. >> i'm setting the record for the dorkiest guy wearing sunglasses at night. >> are those your real-life shades you sort of wear? >> no, i rented these just for the occasion. >> you rented your shades? >> do you like them? >> those are rather fetching on you. >> these are from claudia. i made sure to swipe these. ponch. >> we'll be back with more "sunglasses at night." >> they make you feel sort of cool. ♪ i wear my sunglasses at night ♪ night ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] every day, thousands of people are choosing advil. here's one story. i'm keith baraka and i'm a fire fighter. it's an honor to be a fire fighter. my job invo

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and while she was not involved, the person she was with, cory rossman was.yer tells nbc news that his client was hit in the face, so hard apparently that he cannot remember anything that happened that night. >> injury to his head significantly affected his memory. >> reporter: friday afternoon rossman provided to the police station to provide them with a dna sample. police say some ten people are considered persons of interest in the case, many of them have also been asked for dna. police add that they recovered lauren's set of keys and a small change purse from a nearby alleyway. >> we want to find her alive and we hope that's the case. >> reporter: meanwhile, daily searches continue as friends, family and volunteers help to try to locate the missing girl. >> we know a lot of people are busy this weekend doing other things but if you can find some time to help us out with any of the searches, we would greatly appreciate it. >> reporter: that is also the hope of one of the last people to see her alive. >> i just hope that they find her. i'm praying for her a