the royal yacht brie tanya held a special place in the queen's heart. the decommissioning of it was deeply felt. with that said, her role in the pageant awaits. >> the royal yacht herself will not be taking part. she is mortarred here in this area. the queen and the duke will be transferred from the bank of the river thames on this, brie tanya's own royal barge. where brie tanya went, so her barge went, too. >> where i'm stood now is yours truly queen will be standing. what will be going through your mind when you're in control of this boat on the beginning of the jube lee passage snnt >> nice, steady movement. i would hate for anybody to fall over trying to sit down. make it steady and enjoyable start to the pageant. >> former crew members of the royal yacht are known as yachties. and each year they return to swap stories and reminisce. ♪ >> when you come back aboard, what's it feel like? >> oh, it's really -- a little bit of shock. >> you know, a bit of -- >> why is that? >> making your own -- >> not the first tears to be shed over brie tanya. and wit

a brie huffman almost bounded.testimony came from christina reynolds, also a friend of the late elizabeth edwards. john edwards' wife. reynolds testified after an article about the affair in the national enquirer, she started tearing off her clothe while telling edwards, you don't see me anymore. cate, who had been sitting in the courtroom behind her father, got up and walked out in tears. >> that kind of drama in this case just layers on how personal the story is. also think the story of ms. edwards and john edwards arguments and difficulty in their marriage supports the defense theory saying he was doing this to cover up the affair from his wife rather than keeping the campaign from moving forward. >> reporter: that is the crux of the came, whether he accepted money to couch the campaign or the campaign didn't have anything to do with it. the prosecution expects to rest the case next week. joe johns, cnn, greensboro, north carolina. >>> thank you, joe. in convicted on all six felony counts, including conspiracy a

we'll be very brie. the trend shows not much, just a few passing clouds. then we're dry and clear, crystal clear, bright sunny conditions. if you're traveling for mother's day it locks great. bright sunshine again. maybe a fine crechessed clouds on sunday. i still think you'll have no problem with the brunch. clear and cooler. still breezy overnight. a breezy day tomorrow. we'll say 73. that will be about a five-degree warmup and more sunshine. tomorrow neat down to -- night down to 47. i have to say that we pumped up temperatures for sunday. we're going 80. could get to 82. so enjoy the sunshine. >> weather good guy. put moisturizer and lip balm away. >> we're getting there. >>> this is scary. weave got more than 20,000 inflatable slides being recalled after one death and two serious joirls -- injuries. a 29-year-old colorado mother died after breaking her neck going down one of these bon zi slides. she hit her head in the con cree. another man is a quadriplegic. another woman broke her neck. they were sold at walmart and toys are -- toys 'r us. >>> if yo

have you ever tried it with brie cheese? that was the question here. >> i'm not a brie cheese person. i like cheddar, monterey jack, provolone. >> we're going to try it. >> thanks, gayle. >>> it is 6:33. time to focus on campaign 2012 now. the end of one of the presidential campaigns. republican newt gingrich will suspend his bid for the nomination for president. he'll do it this afternoon during a press conference in the neighborhood of arlington. he won the south carolina primary and georgia but pretty much sputtered after that. he's eventually expected to endorse mitt romney in the weeks ahead. >>> mitt romney will be here in northern virginia today as well. this video of him in new york city yesterday with rudy giuliani. his campaign today is in chantilly, one of them. then in crystal city in arlington this evening. we are not sure if he's going to be appearing with newt gingrich today at all. >>> tuesday mitt romney praised president obama's trip to afghanistan. the republican says a good relationship with that country

like brie yan. >> i started to isolate miz. i hated what i was doing. i hated that i couldn't stop. >> reporter: she's now twoorks but remembers how she was addicted during all of her high school years. >> this was not just me. i knew tons of students who were my peers who were trugling with the same thing. >> being in high school in utah, it's a school-wide presentation by a group called fight the new drug, which is sending a new message on pornography, not that it's bad or weird to find images of sex a turnion, it's the opposite. it's normal. that's what's driving clay olson. >> this is the decision-making area of the brain. >> reporter: his pitch isn't you're bad or weird if you're hooked on porn. it's more, you've got a normal brain and that's why porn has a hold on you. >> it triggers a release that overflows the brain. >> he's trying to destig mattize enough so that kids will seek help. >> after pretty much every session we do, i have two or three or sometimes four different teenagers come up to me and tell me their story of how they are currently

. >> reporter: others have learned to remember like 6-year- old twins brie and allie what wear picturestheir great grandfather the vet. >> they thank the veterans everywhere they go. they'll tell them in other countries you cannot -- as they say, you cannot eat ice cream when you want. you can't go to washington any time you want to because your soldiers fought for you here [ inaudible ] >> we want to continue the fight for our freedom and clear for the soldiers to come home. ♪ they're our red, white and blue ♪ >> a total 660 million people including -- 60 million people including -- [indiscernible] >>> fast moving storms that swept through canceled the memorial day tradition on capitol hill. the annual concert came to a halt pretty quickly. the capital police grabbed the microphone, ordered everyone out. they didn't want anyone getting trapped in the storm. viewers watching at home saw a repeat of last year's concert. >>> the same storm knocked down a few trees across the region. this is what it looked like on your screen this morning at bells mill road in bethesda. at the peak of the

i brie with dr. rivlin that investments that the government makes in the economy do help strengthen our economy. >> the history of the last couple of years is a history of opportunities missed. a piece has already been done. we should be clear. there are always three, maybe four pieces. that was many the budget control act that capped spending and saves as the congressman said early a trillion over ten years. we don't need to go back to that and find decision cession their spending more. we need to solve the other two pieces and the final piece which is how do you keep the economy going while you phase in these long run deficit reduction measures? >> one last question. you talked about the balanced approach. a version of simpson bowles made it to the house floor 38 votes in all. what encouragement should the audience take away from that? >> as those of us who have really devilled into simpson bowles know, and as i mention in a usa today editorial in response to that, there is a huge difference betwee

. >> oh, i brie with that. i think it's going to be very interesting if mr. romney wins to see how he gets out of this box that he has built for himself. one way out for republicans in general is to say well, we really meant lower rates. we didn't mean that we wouldn't raise more revenue and we believe that the lower rates will raise more revenue and therefore we are willing to broaden the base drastically. now what republicans have not done yet, is to say how they would broaden the base of the tax. and to get where for example congressman ryan wants to get on taxes or indeed where mitt romney wants to get in terms of lowering the rates, you would have to get rid of almost all deductions, exemptions, exclusions and that means the tough stuff that nobody wants to talk about. the home mortgage deduction, the exclusion of employer paid health benefits, charitable deductions, state and local taxes. you name it. these are very controversial issues. there are ways of putting together a plan that will still protect homeowners, but be less generous to those at the to

. >> no, what i want brie be a is people to come. a campus environment here, you want scholars to look in this. look, you can't pick up a magazine without reading about green power or wind power, the environmental movement, like in anderson cooper's -- in order to understand it roosevelt created the global modern conservation movement. he as president was calling for international conferences to save rain forests, old ever green forests, it wasn't localized to america for tv, he was evolved in the sense of seeing the problems of hyper industrialization and ha vok it would wreck. he could not be more relevant. his concerns 100 years ago are really now are true front burner of concerns today. >> this place, tell me if i'm wrong, wouldn't be here without robert c. byrd, $150 million came in to build the place all done specific to this requirement here, do you think roosevelt would be surprised if he saw this. >> he would love it. >> would it be surprised? >> no. i don't think he would. his sense of grandeur was so large, he was creating

. >> like a friz brie. catch her full interview on a two-hour special edition of "20/20," the jubilee queen with katie couric, 9:00 to 11:00 p.m. eastern. thank you for watching tonight. we'll see you again tomorrow. captioned by closed captioning services, inc. this is "jeopardy!"

. >> brie the way -- by the way, kind of over rated. >> when i was little i was obsessed. >> it is a beautiful monument. but they are big, giant bases. >> you contridicted yourself. i'm kidding. >> somebody hasn't seen "national treasure" and book of secrets and everybody knows -- it was north by northwest. do i have time for this? a new report ranks the united states as one of the best places to raise a child. it is based on mortality and interest rates. the high 10 pregnancy rates, poverty levels, lack of access to health care. gavin, why is this true? >> well, it is the bottom 90 that are trying to come in obviously. it is simple math. jay -- he he is pointing out -- >> the northern europeans are not kicking down our front door. >> let me in. >> we are awesome. >> thank you, green card. thank you. you made me. >> you had to marry bill. what do you make of this? >> somebody is always trying to tear us down. that's true. >> we can never out run the haters. >> you should do a book. >> bill, last word? >> i found it was a lovely place to grow up in. i think i am a living ex

. >> it is because of the let them eat brie mentality and a government that is completely out of touch with its people. >> the governor called annexes -- called a special session to rework the budget. he wanted to including the taxes for individuals making more than $150,000. o'malley says the tax increases are necessary to avoid cuts in education and other services. the plan will shift the cost of teacher pensions to other services. >> if the state of maryland cannot afford to pay the bill, how can cutting it up into 24 sections make it any less a burden on the counties. >> it also includes additional cuts. >> when you come here and announced he will step -- cut spending by an additional $600 million and you know better, you're lying intentionally. >> the governor had the budget and his revenue package introduced in the senate first. republicans pushed for a delay in the public hearing on it by one day. >> it seems that we have something to overcome and that the public would not sign up by the deadline to participate. >> house republicans raised the same concerns, but the budget was s

brie kbran is a 17-year-old kid sitting there making that decision on his own. so what's tragic about this case is, if we hadn't gotten that recanation, brian would have gone through this the rest of his life. >> and had that hanging over him. because the registered sex offender doesn't go away easily. so -- >> exactly. that's why we took this case. >> brian, tell me about your five years behind bars. and this is going to sound like a weird question, but did you learn any lessons that you can now apply in your life as an innocent man locked up? >> most definitely. just to flefr give up. for me, my passion and dream were to be free. and my soul focus was to be free and that's all i worked on for these many years that i also suffered. as well as wanting to better myself and become an active member in society by giving back from my hardship and my story. i want to help someone or show someone, no matter what you go through, you can get through it and be a better person than you were the day before by staying positive. >> and what about your hopes and dreams when it

just little brie i is the times. this afternoon in the low to mid-70s out this.y have high maybe about 75 in the 4:00 hour. check this out tonight going to the nats game. got the pirates in town. a little two game series. start in the low 70s at 7:00 but probably drop it into the upper 60s with the later innings with northeast wind about 8 miles per hour. 70 down south but to the north and west the cooler air you can definitely see it with the low 50s from winchester to hagerstown and even 39 oakland right now. flush in? gath county. by it's being -- garrett county. boy it's being comfortable out there. there's the sunshine off the capitol dome off the michael & son weather camera. a north wind at 15 and the barometer is going to be riding now. so you know guys at the gym he was saying these pressure changes enough already. i'm sorry about that. that's what's happening with high pressure building in. front is off to our south. we've got this northerly wind bringing in the drier air. and any showers and storms well south and east and they're going to stay there fo

allison brie and i. from community. she's in the movie with me. there was a bachelorette party going. >> jimmy: and then this happened. >> oh, god. no. oh, my god, i'm horrible. >> jimmy: what does the crowd say when famous people get up -- >> it's weird. you know what's funny? they were much more kind to john and jason. it was all girls. it was like, yeah, let's get the blokes back on. so it was deathly quiet. >> jimmy: they said blokes here in america? we have to teach you how to speak english. we really do. >> i know. your girlfriend molly is my favorite with this stuff. she loves my accent and she doesn't even realize she's doing it. but she mimics me outloud subconsciously and so we were in the car, i said, can you pass me the water and i heard her go, "water." she was practicing it. >> jimmy: do a little bit of your mother, because i enjoy it. >> my favorite story about my mom was when, oh, god, going to give me -- you like this story, but my oldest sister was washing up, my sister has a very live figure, i will say, she's in great shape, bu

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just a bit brie i at times -- breezy at times. don't forget the sun block. 74 in easton. frederick today. 75 along with manassas and also here in washington. mike and andrea back to you. ♪ >>> he would want d.c. to party hard for him. the godfather of go go died yesterday. he was 75. >> he had been hospitalized for several weeks after getting pneumonia and fans of a man who created washington's own music genera are in mourning of his passing after five decades of performance. >> 9news now reporter bruce johnson has more. >> reporter: we're outside the historic howard theater, chuck brown couldn't be here for the grand opening some weeks ago. he's here tonight in spirit. and as hundreds if not thousands of people gather to give chuck a d.c. sendoff. >> we lost a great one so we got to celebrate his life and his legacy. >> i love chuck brown. i've been listening to him all my life every school dance. ♪ >> reporter: d.c. mayor gray says he may open the washington convention center for chuck brown's funeral. >> chuck was a great human being. and frankly a good friend of mine.

officials believe eastbound brie hermine ebra hermine is one of the best. airline security on capitol hill hill tonight remembers of the committee are reacting. >> our enemies are still trying to develop the technologies that will continue to attack us. we will find out more about the level of sophistication of this kind of plot that they were forming. >> we have been reporting here at fox on the bomb maker for two years. and u.s. officials confirm to us that he is the cia's top target in yemen, shep. >> there is a matter of confusion here, catherine. reporters asked the administration around the one year anniversary of the death of bin laden if there were any specific plots. now we know there were. at least to hear from them. were they aware of this? where is the disconnect here? >> that's an excellent question. tonight, the white house is vegas on the timing saying, quote, the president was first informed about the plot in april about his homeland security and counter terrorism advisor john brennan. he has received regular updates and briefings. three day

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brie, let me start with you, what do you know or have you heard, seen in this video? what is new?'t actually seen the video, but from what we have gathered it's a group of the russian men last seen with my brother sitting around a table. apparently during the course of their discussions, one of them makes an incriminating remark. >> about something about your brother? >> yes. >> that maybe he was with him or what happened to him? >> that's right. >> and, mike, you spoke to the men. >> i did their depositions, that's correct. >> you did their depositions. does this surprise you that this is happening or that you hadn't seen this before? >> i actually found out about the tape about a year ago and i found out in conjunction with a turnover of evidence by royal caribbean to us in connection with the settlement of a lawsuit against them. i was on a phone conversation with one of their in-house counsel and all of a sudden he mentioned this tape which i hadn't heard about and it hadn't come out in the depositions. there had been talk in one of the depositions about videotaping the things

brie winkler, abc news. >> that is great.onder how it knows where to go. >> i'm sure they have the little remote control device. if i was in trouble, i'd be happy to see emily -- there you go. maybe david hasslehoff. >> check out those legs. i've been going to the gym. it's paying off. >> so a robotic lifeguard or pam anderson? >> pam anderson. >> how about the robot to get me back to shore and the cpr from pam. what do you think. >> that's perfect. i love that answer. >>> coming up, yet another pro football player with a trophy. can't be stopped. >> a mirror ball trophy. >> just one more dramatic chapter from this season's "dancing with the stars." it's next. >> announcer: abc's "world news now" will continue ♪ >>> we're going to talk about it again. >> you know we are. >> we're going to do it again. the green bay packers' donald driver won the coveted mirror ball trophy. the "dancing with the stars" finale. >> how did the nfl player waltz his way to the top? abc's juju chang takes a look at the big winner and the season's i

. >> i'm definitely swiss, maybe even brie. but i think it's been following very much the euro lately. and as the euro has gone down obviously gold as well. strong dollar tends to be bad for gold. we'll wait and see what happens with that. >> brian schactman, market flash. >> how about a nice gouda? ftr, frontier communications touching a 52-week low. reported earnings yesterday but furious volume today and the stock, as you see, that chart continues to slide down about 10%. down about 25% in the last month. and the yield now, which is a cautionary tale, not always a positive, look at pitney bowes, the yield is about 10% on the dividend. back to you. >> thanks very much, brian schactman. coming up next on "street signs," one very sorry apology. yahoo ceo scott thompson issues a mea culpa, but it seems like he forgot to say what exactly he was sorry for. how long can he stay at the top? we're going to debate that. and also, a closer look at oil's five-day slide wen ji aith ener gas prices coming down. is it a tax break for all o

women, getting into scuffles with photographers and on more than one occasion appearing to be in've brie yated. but in recent times the prince, who's third in line for the throne behind his father prince charles and his brother prince william, he's all grown up. >> we're very privileged in the position that we are but with privilege comes great responsibility, they say. >> reporter: but changing his image is not going to be easy. while he's here in washington doing important work, back in london the tabloids are all abuzz about whether he's back with his old girlfriend chelsea davies. charlie and erica? >> nothing changes, chip. >>> it's time to show you this morning's headlines from around the gloat. the paper "haaretz sts says they've joined forces with another government. >> the san francisco chronicle worths that oracle won a lawsuit. the outcome may affect the price of android phones and other devices. they found oracle vie a littled its right. jurors could not decide if that was allowed under fair use law. >>> "the wall street journal" says gas prices are down for a fifth week in a

when they go over land, they -- brie day day. when they go other -- breezy day.n they go over land. it will be a breezy day. pog. maybe a little warmer. sonoma at 77. petaluma is 74. fairfield, 79. concord, walnut creek, concord. >> all upper 70s. 80 gel roy. mountain view at 72. now 60s on the coast. san mateo, redwoodable sun, krien es-- sun increasing clouds on thursday. windy on friday. very cool and breezy on saturday. sunny, warm and. >>> just about 40 minutes ago dab it be look what happened -- an parade of fi trucks in the 15th annual burn delay started its journey from sonoma to marin county. >> be last year, more than possible be now, the be foyer trucks just left. the fire trucks are expected to arrive at fire station number one in sausalito tonight at nasdaq. >> >>> -- at 5:00. >>> and a push to bring home. a new volunteer effort gets underway in morgan hill to find the missing teenager. even though there's been an arrest in the case we'll tell you why her mom is still hopeful when "mornings on 2" continues. >>> at safeway's annual shareholder meeting

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sun, brie city, not too bad now. i think it will pick up later.cooldown inland, but temperatures still some low 80s for some ukiah, clearlake, same for san rafael and sonoma 78. low 80s around walnut creek. mid-80s around pittsburg. 77 san jose. santa clara, cupertino. menlo park, san mateo at 75. burlingame, san bruno, 68 and then low 60s on the coast, even though it's sunny, get the westerly breeze. warmer on friday with your weekend on -- sunday is still okay. i think fog starts to come back as cooler temperatures settle in. >>> 8:39. a judge in orange county ordered two fullerton police officers to stand trial for last year's death of a mentally ill homeless man. 37-year-old kelly thomas died five days after being beaten by police officers responding to a call. officer manuel ramos is charged with second-degree murder and involuntary manslaughter. officer jay is charged with involuntary manslaughter and assault. both pleaded not guilty. >>> meantime, the federal government will sue arizona sheriff joe arpaio. he's accused of civil rights viola

a brie lie dr lie bryan -- lie barren grew suspicious of him. >>> police are investigating the deathe woman dead inside a car. they have not released her name. >>> stay with wjz 13. up next, actor collin,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ♪ if you believe they put a man on the moon ♪ ♪ man on the moon >> man on the moon. look at that. we told you last week about the supermoon. there it is. all over the world. isn't that gorgeous? the full moon over the weekend was the biggest and the brightest of the year because it was unusually close to the earth. welcome back to "cbs this morning." that's a beautiful picture. i think i saw it this weekend. did you guys see? >> i did see on saturday night. >> i did, too. you know what we're talking about? >> no. it doesn't get dark there so i saw no moon. >> a special part on saturday night where the moon was bigger and brighter. >> the pictures are fantastic colin firth, smooth talker but won an oscar playing a monarch with a stutter in "the king's speech". >> what do i call you? >> your royal h highness and sir after that. >> how about dirty? in here it's better if w

. >> andber brie in your pocket zblxgt i want to give liberal viewers a note of despair from me.ls reflect some sentimental pro life view that's growing, i mean fundamentally, the shifts in modern america are not going to be conducive to pro life laws or attitudes in real life. as you say, the exception is rape, inses and me. it's because people don't view child, you know, having a child as something that can be thrust on them or that is, you know, immediately their responsibility. because of actions they took. they view it as a choice that they make, volitionally with full awareness of every little step along the way. >> but it is certainly true that there are real-world implications to these kind of growing hostility to reproductive atonmy. there's a woman who just got out of prison after more than a year because she tried to kill herself when she was pregnant and it resulted in the death of this kind of, the death of the baby at full term. there are women who have been arrested and imprisoned all over the country for trying to end pregnancies illegally. so, but the fact is the

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