>> yay. >>> still to come the on-set accident that landed kristin chenoweth in the hospital.h [ bleep ]. >> what was that? >> we're going to need a bigger boat. >> it shows an unexpected twist duri >>> welcome back, everybody. i'm jim handly. i'm wendy rieger in for pat lawson muse. a scathing report says penn state officials covered up jerry sandusky's child sex abuse for more than a decade. the investigation was conducted by former fbi director louis freeh. it found they did not take action because they feared bad publicity. >>> vinton gray says he will not resigned. on tuesday jeanne harris pled guilty on the shadow campaign to get gray elected in 2010. >>> metro officials judd wrapping up a board meeting where they discussed safety. last week's derailment may have been caused by a so-called heat kink that caused the metal tracks to move out of the alignment. metro is now deciding if it should set specific speed limits. >>> nearly half a million yahoo! e-mail addresses and passwords were stolen in a hacker attack. they broke into an older file. yahoo! says fewer than 5% of

. >> kristin frazier there. and johnny, the man who played tarzan, only won three golds but went on to win another two at amsterdam in 1928. we'll be looking at all the past olympic games if our postcard series here on "bbc world news."

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kristin, this is a lot more than a sing off between the two campaign candidates.dent's campaign though really having a laser focus on ohio this month, correct? >> absolutely. in fact, president obama will have visited the buckeye state more than a dozen times this year, thomas, and you can expect both candidates to really be visiting ohio a lot between now and november. it is, of course, one of the largest prizes in any election season. in republican has won the presidency without ohio. today president obama will be holding a town hall event in cincinnati. that is a reliably republican area. he will be focusing on the auto bailout. he'll make the argument that it added thousands of jobs to ohio. he'll also hammer mitt romney. he'll make the case that romney's tax plan will actually outsource about 800,000 jobs to other countries, including to china. so that's what you can expect to hear from the president. for his part mitt romney will be stumping with louisiana governor bobby jindal and senator rob portman of ohio will be bracketing the president's trip with his

get better, kristin. >>> katie holmes is getting better. it appears.m cruise, monday, primary custody of suri. according to "us weekly" she had a confidante in nicole kidman. the second wife of tom cruise. apparently, they have spoken over the last few weeks. they actually had started speaking right after they got married five years ago. but, they started speaking again recently. figuring out how to mastermind the exit strategy. nicole had actually been very helpful to her. nicole doesn't see her two adopted children with tom, that they adopted while she was married to tom, partially because of how things went down in that whole settlement. he filed for divorce from nicole kidman. >> to be a fly on the wall during that conversation. between tom's exes. >> she has been a good, private friend according to "us weekly." >> interesting. >>> also, we talked about this yesterday. brad pitt's mom wrote this letter to the editor of a missouri newspaper, against gay marriage, president obama, against abortion rights, and brad and angelina, a liberal couple, poli

it is kristin stewart's private sex life and it is now public. all the details with the story heft h. he has been on it since day one. by it, i don't mean kristin stewart. >> i am not condoning infidelity. it is nice for once for the woman in trouble. instead of the guy, every time the guy running around with the mistresses and this and that. finally, a woman this time. so, that, it -- two-way street. >> can we constitute her as a woman, she is 16. she is in her 20s. >> old enough to know. we begin with the reappearance of katherine jackson, mother of the late king of pop, speaking out the same day she temporarily lost custody of her own grandkids. >> surrounded by members of her divided family the jackson matriarch spoke exclusively to abc news, you can see by the huge abc news exclusive banner on the screen. she says she is just fine. abc's brandi hitt has the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, rob, paula. a judge is now stepping in and katherine jackson is putting rumors to rest. the jackson family feud has taken another turn. a

kristin stewart wasted no time. she issued a public apology aim at her boyfriend of three years, twilight co-star robert pat insob that she was deeply soird. she said, quote, this momentary indiscretion has jeopardized the most important thing in my life and respect the most. rob, i love him, i love him, i'm so sorry. >> too late. >> ouch. >>> okay. speaking of vampires, nbc has ordered ten episodes of a new dracula series starring the tutors jonathan rhys meyers. >> they all do well if they do a vampire show. >>> lady gaga is being sued for $10 million by a toy manufacturer who claims she purposely prevented a christmas release of lady gaga dolls so they would come out in 2013 when her next album and perfume are released. >>> and, finally, bill's going to love this. reports say from tmz that lindsay lohan has had yet another traffic accident. shebanged her black porsche into a silver mustang at a red light on sunset boulevard. >> happens every day. >> 17 million times? i don't think so. this comes to us from ksn ne

not one -- big kristin stewart fan? >> no. >> he's not. at least we got that out there.re out where robert is. he is not at the home that the two of them share. kind of, like fallen off the deep end. nobody knows where he is. but they are saying that he has packed his bags, according to "people" magazine, and he is heartbroken, angry, and he is in seclusion. which makes yesterday's emotion-laden apology from stewart. they haven't been in contact. he owns the home that they actually share in california. of course you have the paparazzi camped out waiting for either to emerge. i guess he was mortified. in the statement she released she said, the one person in the world i don't want to hurt is rob. rob, i love you. never made it public that they were a couple. for her to publicly name him in a statement when they really haven't come out as a couple, he was mortified by that. >> rumors he moved out. all that kind of stuff. he has to be hurt, embarrassed. he is young, good looking and rich. trust me, this won't be, you will be fine, son, keep on keeping on out there. no matte

well, kristin stewart wasted no time dealing with that news that she had a fling with a married director. she issued a public apology aimed at her boyfriend of three -- >> don't mind the director's wife and kids. >> yeah, broken home and all that. "twilight" co-star robert pattinson, saying she was deeply sorry for the hurt and embarrassment she caused. her statement ended, quote, this momentary indiscretion has jeopardized the most important thing in my life, the person i love and respect the most, rob. i love him, i love him, i'm so sorry. >> she's just sorry she got caught. >>> okay. speaking of vampires, nbc has ordered ten episodes of a new dracula series starring the "tudors" jonathan rhys meyers. >>> lady gaga is being sued for $10 million by a toy manufacturer who claims she purposely prevented a christmas release of lady gaga dolls so they would come out in 2013 when her next album and perfume are released. >>> and, finally, bill's going to love this. reports say from tmz that lindsay lohan has had yet another traffic accident. she banged her black porsche into a silver mustang

. >> reporter: i'm kristin fisher at arlington national cemetery where there are still big trees down that storm 10 days ago. >> three or four were some of the older bigger trees in the cemetery that are 200, 225 years old. >> reporter: these huge trees dating back to -- dating back to before the civil war came crash down on tomb stones. local crews are continuing to clean up which could take weeks. at least today the rest of the grounds are tended to by 400 members of the professional land scare network. they've come here from -- land care network. they've come here from all over the country and this is the 16th year they've donated materials, manpower and equipment from their annual renewal and remembrance project. >> we come to arlington as a people to heal around green plants. as the grass grows, we heal a bit better. for us it's a giant green blanket that's covering our heros and comforting their families and once a year we get to come here and tuck them in. >> reporter: kristin fisher, 9 news now. >> since that storm hit a week and a half ago there has been a lot of debate over

kristin fisher has more from the wilson building. >> we're talking about two separate bills that were introduced today. one by council member chay. where to bury the power lines, and how to bury the power lines. they are different, but the end goal is the same. it would start the process of really moving all of the city's power lines under ground. >> ten days after the strong summer storm that left 66,000 pepco customers without power in the district, councilwoman says enough is enough. >> today, i'm introducing the utility act of 2012. compose areas of the city be designated as under ground utility districts. >> establish a commission that would designate under ground utility districts across the city. if passed, pepco would be required to bury all power lines in those designated districts. >> proposing designated, the assessment commission will consider whether under ground can occur as part of a construction project, whether under grounding is likely to substantially reduce related outages. >> critics say it is too expensive. pepco put the price tag at $5 billion and you, the pepco

>> i'm kristin fisher in silver spring. and these are the roots of a tree that came crashing down on friday. it landed on these two cars parked in the driveway and took out several power lines. the homeowner said he knew it was dangerous. he notified pepco. but that didn't stop the power company from reenergizing those power lines this morning. >> it started arking through the cars and once the tires were on fire, it spread throughout the cars and at this point, they are both burned to a crisp. g he and his wife, his grandmother, and cats got out safe. now, they are furious with pepco. >> honestly, i'm very upset. i think they created a very dangerous life threatening situation by turning on power lines. >> i tried to get some answers from a pepco employee that showed up to investigate. >> i would prefer not to say anything. >> you don't want to say anything? >> this could have killed someone. >> pepco is still investigating. andrew has his own theory about what happened. >> they may have rushed things more than they should

. >> reporter: i'm kristin fisher at arlington national cemetery where there are still big trees down after that storm 10 days ago. >> some of them, three or four, were some of the older bigger trees in the cemetery that are 200, 225 years old. >> reporter: these huge trees that date back to before the civil war came crashing down on top of tombstones. >> this damage to the tree is definitely exceeded -- has definitely exceeded that from hurricane irene. >> reporter: local crews are continuing the clean-up. at least today the rest of the grounds are tended to by 400 members of the professional land care network. they've come from all over the country. this is the 16th year they've donated materials, manpower and equipment for their annual renewal and remembrance project. >> we come here to arlington as a people to heal around green plants, as the grass grows. we heal a little better. for us it's a giant green blanket that's covering our heros and comforting their families and once a year we get to come here and tuck them. in. >> reporter: at arlington national cemetery, kristin fisher

we know that there is one and believe that they can find it. >> reporter: in alexandria kristin fisher, 9 news now. >> the federal highway administration says it is still considering all options. if you want to share your idea, we'll have a link at www.wusa9.com. >>> some of us could be in for some storms tonight. so our 9 weather team is declaring a code yellow alert day. what's this mean for us? >> the weather could impact our day for tonight because the chance for some storms coming through and some of those storms could be strong or severe, but i don't think a lot aves will see it. it's going to be ice -- of us will see it. it's going to be isolated, no need to be super concerned. it's not a severe weather alert day, just yellow. so just a little concerned. here's a look at our live doppler 9000 hd. right now i'm not worried. we just have cloudy skies and it is quiet. most of the storms are sliding south of us into charlottesville and now in the richmond, virginia area. here's a look at our live weather cam brought to you by michael and son, a louvre look at the wife white house, t

. >>> i'm kristin fisher here at the cemetery where a local marine is laid to rest after he was killed in afghanistan last month. and i'll have more on his life and legacy coming up. >>> today at arlington cemetery, the 23-year-old sears from arlington was killed last month in afghanistan. >> kristin fisher is outside the arlington national cemetery. >> a very deep route. and in fact, he would go on out there. and right before afghanistan. he was suppose to come back some time here in october, but last month he was killed while combating the operations. they were sitting out front, but his family fell back to his calling. and they would even consider about the grandfather, he just loved being a marine. >> he loved the marine corp. for so much that he served for five years. he loved all the military occupations and the specialties, but he wanted to be an infranty. infranty -- infinitary. now, george zimmerman, he says his nose was broken, but the neighborhood watch leader had cuts on the back of his head is what they all agreed to. but the degrees could be important to his head that he

when he competed here, he didn't swim in his loin cloth. >> kristin frazier there. johnny, the man who played tarzan, only won three golds but went on to win another two at amsterdam in 1928. we'll be looking at all the past olympic games if our postcard series here on "bbc world news." londoners have long complained their city is the hard toast get around with in the western world with public transport bursting a the seams during rourke. -- roush. the olympic lanes are unlikely to help and extra tourists will place more strains on the buses, tubes, and trains. will the city grind to a hat over the next few weeks? i'm joined by mark who is in charge of the olympics transportation and that's for the organization transport for london. >> good afternoon. >> what about this? is london going to grind to a hat? >> it's not going to grind to a hat but it will be much, michigan busier than normal. we're expecting an additional one million people on some of the busiest days undertaking three million trips. public transport is going to be very busy in certain locations and in

. >>> meantime kristin fisher joins us -- could be catastrophic. meantime kristin fisher joins us now live with more on the man killed. >> 64-year-old albert carl roeth, iii. his friends called him carl. he's lived in the area a long time and he opened a commercial fleet servicing company in manassas. friends describe him as nice to everyone, always smiling, modest, but he loved living large, loved his mercedes and throwing parties. he was probably best known for his annual party at gold cup. he had a plot that everyone knew about right at the finish line. carl was connected in middleburg equestrian scene, loved polo and a big player in the d.c. social scene, but friends say he was probably most looking forward to having his friends over to the new home he was building out in great falls. in fact, one of his friends was on his way over there last night right before carl was killed. >> i was on my way out last night to his house. i was about a half hour behind him and i tried to turn here and i saw a tree and all the emergency equipment and i though

. >> reporter: i'm kristin fisher in alexandria.his property was once owned by george washington, but now it could be torn apart to make way for more traffic on route 1. i'll have both sides of the debate coming up. >> before we head to break, let's see who's celebrating a birthday today. michael richards is 63. lynda carter is 61. >> missouri senator clara mchaskell is turning 59. barry bonds is turning 48. kristen chenoweth is 44. >> j. lo is 43 today. and anna paquin turns 30. if it's your birthday, happy birthday. [ male announcer ] it would be easy for u.s. olympian meb keflezighi to deposit checks at the nearest citibank branch. ♪ like this one. ♪ or this one. ♪ or, maybe this one. ♪ but when it's this easy to use citibank mobile check deposit at home...why would he? ♪ woooo! [ male announcer ] citibank mobile check deposit. easier banking. every step of the way. >>> do you like it muggy? because we have a good day for you. >> it will get less muggy as the day wears ocht humidity levels start to dry up later thank. tonight and

. >> i'm kristin fisher.uge facility has been seven years in the making and today, it opened up to the public. i'll take you on a tour coming up. if you've been successful, you didn't get there on your own. if you've got a business, you didn't build that. somebody else made that happen. my father's hands didn't build this company. my hands didn't build this company. through hard work and a little bit of luck, we built this business. why are you demonizing us for it? it's time we had somebody who believes in us. someone who believes that achievement should be rewarded not punished. we need somebody who believes in america. [ romney ] i'm mitt romney and i approve this message. >>> imagine this, a food bank the size of two football fields. one just opened up in northeast d.c. and it is the new home of the capital area food bank. >> kristin fisher was at today's grand opening to take us on a tour of the $40 million distribution center. >> this new facility has been seven years in the making. it couldn't have ope

. >> kristin welker stay with us. i'll bring in our political power panel. we have perry bacon, msnbc contributor and political editor. ted strickland and also hogan gidly. it's great to have all of you with me and i want sto start with perry. this is really a strong message coming out of the romney campaign. the most coordinated response yet to the president's bain attacks, and certainly time is of the essence on this one, perry. but is it enough to change the narrative in romney's favor? >> i don't think it is. i mean, you saw on friday he did five interviews with every outlet, every major network and he didn't address the questions about his tax returns or exactly when he left bain. i mean, it's unusual you do five interviews all over the place in terms of exposure but still don't answer the core questions. i almost feel like he needs to name a vice presidential nominee to change the subject right now. >> as perry mentioned, we have the five different interviews on friday then the sunday talkers and the advisers, the staffers, they have taken to the tv to

back to you. >> kristin dahlgren, many thanks for that. as kristin was just saying, he will be in court tomorrow. for more on the legal process ahead, i'm joined by former prosecutor and criminal defense attorney, sima are. what do you expect to happen tomorrow? >> tomorrow is the initial advise many. bail is not an issue, because he has been remanded because of so many homicides involved. at this point, there is a difference between when police brings charges and the d.a. decides what charges are going to be indicted. this is the time when mr. holmes is going to be advised of his constitutional rights. >> so we have 12 killed, 58 injured. when you talk about the charges, the difference between police and what the d.a. brings, how do they decide that and what do you expect to see? >> the d.a. is going to look at different counts of murder and decide what can i prove? what i suspect is that there are going to be several counts of murder in the first degree in terms of premeditation. then, we have to address the question, will the capital pu

she talks very high. >> is that your kristin chenoweth impression?a dear. >> extremely talented, beautiful woman. she is good. good. good for her. glad she is back. >> all 3'6" of her. >> talking about the story all week. brad pitt's mom, conservative, politically, wrote to a missouri newspaper, blasting gay marriage, blasting obama, blasting abortion rights. brad/angelina are liberal. guess who is coming to the mom's defense after she got hateful stuff on twitter. john voight, angelina's dad. gave an interview. said good for her. he and jane, brad's mom, share a similar political viewpoint. at least she has one supporter. many supporters out there, angelina's dad is one. john voight chiming in. >> we will see what brad and angelina would look like in 20 years. we found funny photos on "the daily news" from a facebook user, planethiltron. and this is what kim kardashian and kanye west would look like without the trainers. >> still fine. still fine. how can anybody say that? >> next photo, brangelina. looks look he got out of penitentiary. >> jay-z an

they want rob to accept kristin's apology and they want their fairy tale couple back together. >> reporter kristen did apologize for the hurt and embarrassment the affair has caused. "this momentary indiscretion has jeopardized and hurt the most important thing in my life, the person i love and respect the most, rob. i love him. i love him. i'm so sorry." bella swan could not have put it any better. i'm david wright for "nightline" in hollywood. >> and thanks to david wright for that. thank you for watching abc news. make sure you tune in to "nightline" tomorrow night, to watch my co-anchor cynthia mcfadden hang out there with coach k., lebron james, and the rest of the u.s. men's olympic basketball team. that's tomorrow night on "nightline." check in for "good morning america," too, they are working while you're sleeping. we're always online at abcnews.com. jimmy kimmel is up next. we'll see you here tomorrow. >>> up next on an all-new "jimmy kimmel live" -- >> jimmy: we had an earthquake here last night. did you feel it? i slept right through it. i did. now who is dumb for living in a bo

finally the blogosphere is winding up on kristin stewart and robert pattinson.his is due to her carrying on an alleged affair. this doesn't help. apparently she was caught in compromising photos with the married director of snow white and the huntsmen rupert sanders. it was called just a fleeting moment that shouldn't have happened. >>> this comes to us from denver, where in nearby aurora the survivors of the theater shooting received much needed support from an actor that i had gone to see. christian bale made unannounced visits to the hospitals and thanking medical teams caring for them. he brought flowers to the memorial crosses created for the 12 killed. many there either didn't recognize bale or gave him some space to share in the grieving. i'm lynn berry, and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day, today on your nbc station. >>> beautiful start to this wednesday morning. a bit of a break from the summer heat coming our way today. good morning. >> welcome to news 4 today for this wednesday, july 25, 2012. we begin with a tragic scene in laur

back to you. >> kristin fisher, thank you. you can imagine their disappointment. mike. >>> turning now to the scandal surrounding d.c. mayor, vincent gray, and 2010 campaign under federal investigation now. the mayor is trying to go on with official business despite having to answer questions about illegal campaign contributions. 9news confirmed the mayor knew about a shadow campaign back in january after meeting with jean clark harris, who is now since pleaded guilty. surae chin followed the mayor today. is he shedding anymore light on what happened? >> the mayor said he is not resigning. he is trying to carry on the business of the district of columbia, but one of his first orders of business today was going on a talk show to answer questions about his 2010 campaign. that is now netted three convictions so far. >> did you know before the primary, during the primary in 2010, that there was a well funded shadow campaign? >> we ran a campaign that was based on the laws and principles of the district of columbia. that is the kind of campaign that i was running. that

as kristin fisher explains, mayor gray isn't too happy about these low marks. >> reporter: mayor gray gives a glowing report card on the state of h.i.v. and aids in the district. all as and bs but minutes later he's swarmed by reporters. we want to know what he thinks of his report card. mayor, on a personal level, when you hear about these kinds of polls numbers -- poll numbers, does it bother you? >> of course. i would love to be able to have the as and bs we just saw. of course it does. >> reporter: especially when the poll shows your own political base is turning ow. 48% of the african-american voters polled say it's time for mayor gray to step down. do you think you should resign? -- >> do you think he should resign? >> yes. >> reporter: why? >> because he's hurting the city. >> reporter: but mayor gray says look how he's helped the city. crime is down. unemployment is down. the mayor says it doesn't mean he's guilty. >> i haven't been charged of anything. i haven't been convicted of anything. i would urge people to strongly ask them to allow this whole process to play out. >> re

our kristin fisher has more on the project. >> this is some small way of saying thank you for peoplet gave their lives so that i could run my business. >> reporter: don derby runs a lawn care company in ohio, but today he's come all the way to arlington national cemetery to help keep these sacred grounds green. he's joined by nearly 400 members of the professional land scare network who are donating materials, manpower and equipment. >> we get to come here and do what we do best for the folks that gave their all and gave us our way of life. >> reporter: this clean-up really came at the perfect time. arlington national cemetery lost 30 huge trees in that big storm 10 days ago. you can see many of them still need to be cleaned up. >> some of them, three or four, were some of the older bigger trees in the cemetery that are 200, 225 years ole. >> reporter: these huge trees that date back before the civil war came crashing down on top of tombstones. >> this damage to the trees definitely exceeded that from hurricane irene. >> reporter: local crews are continuing to clean up which could ta

. >> reporter: julie and her partner kristin teamed up more than a year ago and trained in the east bays crew coach dave o'neal. >> nice and easy, nice and long. >> reporter: a key component involves main training a certain weight. >> kristin and i together have to average 125.67 pounds. and neither one of us can be over 130 pounds. >> reporter: the students talk about their waet like a precise mathematician. >> we have our target weights and weigh in two hours before a race so it sets up a nice routine for us. and becomes systemic. >> they hope it will lead to the medals podium in london. >> we're in trouble if we have to have a combined weight. >> i'll put you to about 250 right now. >> for extensive and exclusive olympic coverage head to our website nbcbayarea.com, down to the london 2012 link on the page you find a wealth of olympic stories, including profiles of our local athletes. you can find it now at nbcbayarea.com. and remember the camera adds 10 pounds. >> i like it when you think it is. we'll be right back. [monotone] she says, "switch to progressive and you could save hundr

today this trip is more of the cast and boats csi reporter kristin harris tells us just how much has been pledged for the president's reelection campaign. the visit was expected to bring in $3 million say alone but also broadened irate protesters some ovenbird american flags and he was speaking. a standing ovation as president obama's took the stage of the fox theater in his 17th visit to california as elections light cycle alone. the matter what you look like this place america days a place we can make it. new bluntly upheld the californians over cash. not asking you for your help. not asking you for your votes. now i'm asking you to knock on doors. >>> any state that is the virtual cash cow of about his campaign and now rummies. but mr. obama's also getting a hefty amount of help. he has collected a cool $33 million from california contributions through june he pulled an 2 million more of its $35,800 a plate fund- raiser in piedmont. of far cries from the front lines of the zero protests in downtown oakland. cameras are rolling my dozen protesters set fire to welcome all, some paul

. >> kristin, you are thinking no recession?>>ut housing market is showing more encouraging than negative ones. we can't have a recovery in housing until we have a recovery in the broader economy. we have anemic growth that you talked about. tracey, until we get indifferent of improving the unemployment picture there is no doubt that housing will not be the robest. >> wayne, you don't believe any but christians. >> you quote economist and policy make yerse they are not specific. but christian is right. these are numbers that you know, month to month numbers don't mean a heck of a lot. and the things that are wrong in the housing market is not that people are not saying they don't have management. but the banks are not lending and they have bad from their appraisers and they put it in the file and the feds will say you can't make that loan. >> that's the problem. >> and part of the reasons that banks are not lening, why would you loan anybody for 3 percent and make money on their own . >> maybe we should come up with a new govern

kristin chenoweth on a stretcher, knocked out cold.extra" has the latest on her condition right now. the shocking new kennedy cemetery scandal. why r.f.k. jr. secretly had mary's grave dug up and moved away from the kennedys.

a key component involves maintaining a certain weight. >> kristin and i together have to average 125.67 neither one of us can be over 130. >> reporter: the student talks about their weight like a precise mathematician. >> we have our target weight, then way in, it sets up a nice routine for us. it becomes systematic. >> pretty cool sport to watch as well. for an extensive and exclusive olympic coverage head to our website nbcbayarea.com, scroll down to the london 2012 link. you'll find a welt of stories, including profiles of all of our local athletes. you can find it at nbcbayarea.com. >> it's nice to get those stories behind the games. find out where they come from and where they are headed. 5:51. coming up, jamie dimon in the spot seat. more explaining to do today words this morning the estimates, trazing loss. >> a stroller that cost more than my first car. we'll show it to you coming up. and more. , so do something nice for it. chevron with techron. care for your car. i'll go east coast for the no, let's go to the heartland. for the midwestern meat & potatoes sandwich. wait umm, ye

county fairgrounds over and pleasanton a jockey was killed during a horse race today cbs five reporter kristin harris is unpleasant and tonight with what we've just learned. truly a tragic day here in the race track that their rates to that video shown in this race happening you can see coroner and rare is the jockeyed for the back of the pack riding no. 7 when it appears is worse at the clips and other resource or stumbles somehow her rare at thrown forward over the front of the horse officials say he was then trampled by one of the horses while on the ground to causing a severe head injuries in his protocol to have its in ambulance collieries in a situation so he was treated immediately and was transferred to the medical center in castro valley and was pronounced dead a short time later. it was after a flare-up day for the fans for our team and our employees and are racing industry in a deeply mourned this last day end definitely our thoughts and prayers are with this entire family. did waves that spokesperson tells us is the first time they've had a fatality since 1975 career was apparently

the statue is a fixed your children's fairy land in oakland for years cbs five reporter kristin harrish a bedtime story that is not so nice. once upon a time in the land of folks in a place called children's fairyland at villa still something precious. >>> someone really wanted this bad leges. you notice at first but to the rabbit hole pastor willy the whale atop the canopy of the playground's a stately swann is missing her ugly duckling. >>> who knows why some might want to take away key little duckling from their lands bitter? lucas jackson a veteran part of the children's theater where the duckling was person has his own theories about who stole it. >>> i think it was a kidnapper. and this is the number who would have had to balance anymore stimuli to remove the 3 ft. tall steel duckling from the bar. as ugly as the duckling was it didn't come cheap children's fairy land paid $10,000 for another struggling to raise money to rebuild a new one. one way to do it to turn children's fairy land into an adult playgrounds the park partner with t-shirt company owned land is for this very sel

home he shared with kristin stewart. a friend said he was horrified she publicly apologized to him. horrified. >>> and this comes to us from wis news 10 in columbia, south carolina, where pregnant twin sisters ended up sharing more than looks after both arrived at the same hospital. although scheduled to deliver on two different dates they wound up giving birth on the same day just one hour apart. she followed in her mom's footsteps delivering twins while sha ceer ya delivered a healthy baby boy adding to an already long list of bizarre connections and memories that these sisters will share. i'm lynn berry, and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day, today on your nbc station. you're looking live over the nation's capital. a warm and muggy start to begin tend of the week. good morning, everybody. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. welcome to "news4 today"." breaking news. d.c. police are searching for the person who shot and killed a man an park place around midnight. the victim died. his name has not been released. >>> a jogger assaulted on a popular d.c. trail.

washington and kristin fisher is live in prince george's county police headquarters where investigators just briefed reporters. it sounds awful. >> reporter: well, the 2-year- old girl ania bachelor was a foster child. the 12-year-old boy accused of killing her was the biological son of her foster parents. now while he's accused of beating her to death inside their home in ft. washington which they both lived in together and this all happened tuesday afternoon and the parents weren't home at the time. they told police that their 15- year-old daughter, biological daughter, had been left in charge of them. when the father came home, he found the little girl completely unresponsive. he called 911. he gave her cpr, but she was still unresponsive. she was rushed to hospital where she was later pronounced dead due to blunt force trauma. >> through the course of the investigation detectives learned a 12-year-old had beaten the child repeatedly. detectives developed probable cause to charge the boy based on interviews conducted with the family. >> reporter: now the 12-year- old right now is in

. >> kristin welker and why does the president feel like he needs to make this call. is it based on the fact that the romney camp was able to raise over $6 million in such a short period of time after the supreme court decision on health care. >> one of the components and that phone call echoes a lot of the conversations that i had with some of president obama's top campaign adviser who is say their biggest concern this election year are the super pacs. the great unknown. the great wild card in this election year. if you look at the fund-raising so far, by some accounts they outpaced democratic super pacs by a margin of 3-1. don' forget, thomas, that in may just last month or two months ago now, the romney team outpaced obama raising $76 million compared to president obama who raised $60 million. obama officials said they were expecting that because romney just clinched the nomination, but they are trying to give donors a wake up call because they say this is really one of the largest hurdles moving forward. in addition the quote that you just read, another thing that