and next up we have annie. annie yu, i'm sorry. annie yu. >> it's ok.o the poem i'm going to read is book of lives. my name is a book of lives. i press leaves inside, scraps of the city, one crumbled bus ticket, a number -- numb washed with rain, a torn photograph of two little girls. my name settle map of the world. a body of continents and stars. on an airplane i look at the map. flights intersect. travel miles and seas, hours and clouds, a window bird trills by my bed. power lines crisscross streets like threads in the sky. a book of lives is a month of saturdays, a sea-- seahorse from per ru, perfume at my neck. look inside a red suitcase. you'll find letters to no one, objects found and lost, a plastic white fan, contradictory j. -- jade green, city grids, the last bite of an ice cream cone. these are all my names. i savor these words on the tip of my tongue. a book of lives lived in my right hand. i caught your pen in the other. all the rivers flower into the sea. thank you. [cheers and applause] >> next up is -- next up is marcela ortiz. >> ok. t

we do a lot much products similar to annie's. >> your stock is less expensive than annie's. >> you'rejust think multiples here, as a perfect example of annie's, i think there's some great values in europe. great values in the uk. a perfect example is our acquisition of daniel's. we have a great base of products today. we have over 2500 products in a whole foods today. whether it's our personal care products, whether it's earth's best, whether it's our soy products, whether it's our spectrum. you know, gluten-free, who heard of gluten-free products four years ago? the growth within gluten-free products is tremendous. the snack business, our sensible portion products. just tremendous. our carrot chip products. so i always say we're in the third inning. we're in the first period of the hockey game tonight. we've got a lot of goals to score and a lot of opportunities here. and the expansion of our products throughout the u.s., throughout europe, australia, asia right now is just tremendous. so i'm excited for the future. but what i'm excited about also is how we're changing the world, how

if they are breathing and you shake annie and she says "go away, i'm sleeping here" you don't have to move her. how much blood do you have? about 6-liters and how much of the red fluid would it take to soak the front of my shirt? not much and one of the little lobes in the bottom here, half an ounce would coat my shirt an if i were to take this and pore it out on the wooden flee floor make a mess and all over the place and difficult to gi gauge blood loss by what you are looking at and there is an emotional component to it and this is a lot of blood and ble bleeding control and pressure and elevation and pressure poi point. to stop bleeding you put direct pressure on the wound. then you do direct pressure and elevation and then you do direc pressure and elevation and a pressure point. direct pressure on the wound an dressing goes on it and a bandage holding it in place. oh my gosh the dress acknowledges soaked through and what do i do? take it off and throw it away? no. put another one on top and hold tighter and get a good grip on it and if you elevate the affe affected part it will

he looked like a giant little orphan annie -- [ laughter ] -- in a hawaiian shirt. >> jimmy: oh, my god. >> we're like, "no. no, dad, no, no, no." >> jimmy: yeah, your mom's like, "not cool." >> and he's like, "right? like don johnson, right? [ laughter ] right?" >> jimmy: not at all. >> no, not at all like don johnson. >> jimmy: congrats on a great "snl" season, my friend. >> oh, thanks, man! >> jimmy: you had a great season finale last week. [ cheers and applause ] you're a good man.

i'm anny hong live in northwest d.c. with that report. >>> but up next, will the former mistress of john edwards testify at his trial? we may soon know the answer. [ male announcer ] this was how my day began. a little bird told me about a band... ♪ an old man shared some fish stories... ♪ oooh, my turn. ♪ she was in paris, but we talked for hours... everyone else buzzed about the band. there's a wireless mind inside all of us. so, where to next? ♪ >>> the trial of former presidential candidate, john edwards, could wrap up by the end of the week. whether edwards former mistress, rielle hunter, will take the stand and testify. today a former edwards donor testified he warned the obama campaign to look into rumors before deciding whether to offer him a job in the administration. the former presidential candidate is accused of using campaign donations to hide his affair with hunter and her ensuing pregnancy. edwards could get 30 years in prison if convicted. >>> the pace is picked up at the retrial of baseball great, roger

annie has the rest of the forecast for you. annie? >> reporter: all right you don't need a heavy duty umbrella for today. just a little bit of drizzle out there. temperatures topping out in the mid-70s by this afternoon. could see a couple of lightning strikes, maybe hear ium mr. s of thunder. here's a look at the doppler where you can see the onshore flow and most of the moisture coming in from the ocean. right now light stuff, heavier stuff up north around hagerstown and north of winchester. most of the green indicating some of the light rain we have been seeing. a very gray day out there right now temperatures -69d in downtown, 67 in la plata, 64 for leesburg. we are all seeing 60, except for cambridge, temperatures in the lower 70s already. right now -69d in downtown, cloudy conditions and a little bit of mist out there, the winds are east southeast at around 10 miles per hour. dew point 65. the mugginess is back. the rain is trickling in throughout the day and evening. so the evening commute would also be wet for quite a few folk

we asked anny hong to investigate. >> in reality, it's not safe. it's not tested.s just kids teaching other kids how to do things that are wrong. >> youtube has teens setting themselves on fire, like this guy dressed in a banana costume who ends up in the emergency room on a stretcher with burns. here's the guy dousing himself with lighter fluid and running through train tracks that have been set on fire. and there's even detailed instructions on how to light a hand on fire with dish soap and deoderant. >> juveniles experiment with fires and make bottle bombs. >> teens are using household items like aluminum foil. fire officials say the teens may be curious and bored or trying to get attention because they are unhappy. learned firsthand the importance of keeping flammable items away from children. >> one night i was taking a bath and i left my lighter out in my room. my grandson decided he wanted to come in and play with the lighter. try to set something on fire. >> no one was injured during that fire, but everything in her room was destroyed. she was displaced fro

they could stick around, anny is here to let us know how long the forecast will rain. but first, the nato summit in chicago ends with a promise about the end to the war in afghanistan. protest, that is just not soon enough. >>> nato wrapped up the summit by firming up plans by ending the war in afghanistan. hand over the lead combat roll by sometime next summer and end the combat mission by the end of 2014. but that does not mean all the nato troops will be out of there. some will have to stay to support afghanistan's own forces. >> nato will continue to train, advice, and assist and support afghan forces as they grow stronger. >> meantime, outside the summit, protesters once again out there making noise, many downtown chicago businesses, including boeing, shut down. in anticipation of protesters, one scuffle with police led to 45 arrests. >>> just over one month, tiger woods and the at&t nationals will hit the links. the tournament is returning to the storied course in bethesda after being held the last two years in philadelphia. and today, it was media day for the ev

in rockville, anny hong, 9news now. >>> smoke, fire, and explosion and people trapped inside a tunnel. what would you do? for a couple of u.s. capital police officers, there was no hesitation. even though inhaling that smoke sent them to the hospital. bruce leshan got the opportunity to speak with those officers who helped commuters stuck in dc's third street tunnel yesterday when a bus burst into flames. the officers, michael wait and andy mabo. >> we just saw the dense smoke coming. it was so dense that you couldn't see the light. >> we are obviously yelling at each other the whole time, making sure we had sight of each other. it was very easy to get disoriented. >> except for some hacking and coughing and tightness under the chest, both men feel fantastic and it's right back to work with the u.s. capital police. they say they are ready to do it all over again if they have to. >>> still to come, one year after the town was ravaged by the deadliest u.s. tornado in six decades, joplin, missouri, marks a major milestone in the effort to make a comeback. but first, a local woman launche

turns out she is the youngest to ever compete in the scrips national bee and as anny hong reports loriis a bit of a star. [ applause ] >> reporter: lori anne madison may be the smallest at the scripps national spelling babouches the biggest buzz this yeared -- but she's the biggest buzz this year as the youngest ever to qualify for the contest. >> dirigible. >> may i have the definition please? >> it means stirrable. >> reporter: in wednesday morning's preliminaries the 6- year-old from woodbridge, virginia bravely took the stage. and you can see she had no problems with her word. spelling it with confidence. >> dirigible. d. i. l. i. g. i. b. l. e. dirigible. [ applause ] >> reporter: as you can imagine, lori anne wasn't available today for media interviews. you have to remember she is only 6 years old and she is overwhelmed. regardless she has become a little celebrity around here. >> i've seen a lot of people just going to her and getting her autograph. >> i know that when i was 6 years old i could not spell those words and i'm really proud of her. >> reporter: lori anne is homescho

anny hong reports, he now faces huge medical bills because while he has plenty of courage, he did not any medical insurance. >> you can see i have one here, here, and three here. and two on the back. one in my groin. >> reporter: mike boon shows us the eight stab wounds he's recovering from. >> they are painful, but healing well. >> reporter: boone, who is a bartender on capitol hill was off the night he offered to walk a woman he had just met home. >> everyone, all the guys, somebody walks somebody home there every night. >> reporter: it was after last call when the two walked down the block and turned on to 15th in this southeast d.c. neighborhood. boone says the guy jumped out, grabbed the woman's purse and boone grabbed the purse back, attacked the guy and wrestling right here on the ground. >> before i knew it, he had gotten up and was running away. i had lifted up my shirt and realized that i was gushing from multiple places. >> reporter: boone said he didn't know he was getting stabbed with a 6-inch pocket knife. aside from eight stabbings, he suffered from a collapsed lung and

anny hong on the weather terrace. >> a lot of us will be in the 90s tomorrow.o heat advisory has been issued by the national weather service for tomorrow, but it looks like we're going to be dealing with another hot and humid day. all right. record highs today. dulles tied the record today at 98. that was set back in 1991. down at reagan national we got to 90. baltimore got to 93. just four degree shy of your record of 97 degrees set in 1941. so all of us getting into the 90s. here is a look at our conditions where we're expecting temperatures right now in the lower 80s downtown. you factor in the humidity, it feels like mid 80s in downtown right now and it's already 11:00. so we're cooling down very slowly. overnight clear to partly cloudy. it will still be muggy. lows getting down to 69-73 degrees. tomorrow you will need your shades and your umbrella. we'll tell you why coming up a little bit later. anita. >> okay, anny. >>> we got some good news tonight for people that ride the rails to work. metro is adding more trains during the morning and afternoon rush

. >> reporter: i'm anny hong in northeast d.c. where the owner of this bike lent it out to a friend. it got stolen off a back porch in northwest d.c. he saw it on craigslist. that's when he came up with a scheme to not only get his bike back, but to steal it back. >> i was furious. >> reporter: danny loesch found his stolen bike being sold on craigslist a day after it was stolen. the asking price? one hundred dollars for the cannondale hybrid bike he bought more than 10 years ago for 600. >> i started making contact with the seller just text messaging. >> reporter: the two agreed to meet. loesch hopped a cab to meet the seller. the cab driver was sympathetic having been a victim of theft himself and was in on the scream. the two negotiated a price and then danny took for a test drive. >> i had the taxi pull up behind me, put the bike in the trunk and we were on the other side of town when the thief called asking where i was and didn't answer. he left a message threatening to call the police on me. >> reporter: in northeast d.c., a

anny has an update when we come back. stay with us. >>> today's cloudy skies didn't dim the hopes of thousands of runners for the 15th annual race for hope. proceeds from the 5k trek goes to the research in the fight against brain cancer. >> today's race was fantastic. it's always touching to see some people that are still getting sicker but others that are doing well. it makes you inspired. >> the race for hope has raised more than $15 million in its history. a lot of money for a good cause. >> sure is. >> what do you got coming up for us? >> we may see a little more sunshine. >> okay. >> temperatures not as warm. also, we've noticed the humidity go down a little bit. that trend will continue through tomorrow, and it looks like we have a pretty nice day in store to start the work week. here's a look at our michael & son weather camera. temperatures are around 60, 63 downtown, mostly cloudy, winders east-southeast at 10. dew point still in the mid-50s. right now most of us are in the 60s. 65 down south into fredericksburg

i'm annie chung. over the last like two, three months, you have seen many of us escorting and bringing a lot of our monolynn quill seniors to town hall budget meetings and to different special needs meeting. on monday, we brought out about 60 of our seniors and realized that they didn't provide translation when they were talking to supervisors elsbernd, supervisors chiu and supervisors olague about the concerns of seniors and aging. the other times, it was easy for us to invite our seniors to come to the town hall meetings because everyone of them were provided translation. it made our work of engaging our seniors so much more easier and meaningful. because i always feel that on one hand, we want our seniors to be fully engaged with our city services, but whenever we have to act as interpreter and translator ourselves, it takes away that participation. so thanks to the office of civic engagement and affairs were able to do that in a meaningful way. today i'm going to comment on the lack of resources t

anny hong is live. any sign of the prince so far? >> reporter: oh, we're so close. actually, his motorcade is just pulling up. we heard the sirens and saw the lights and you can see there are quite a few fans here of the royal family waiting to greet him here at the ritz carlton. he is here to accept the humanitarian leadership award from the council at tonight's award center. the prince is accepting the reward on behalf of his brother, prince william, for their work with wounded warriors. this is his motorcade. i believe he may be in one of these cars here and they will probably come out any moment. now earlier today, harry did visit with a british and american wounded veteran at the british ambassador's residence. and the foundation of prince william and prince harry focuses on helping wounded servicemen and women transition back into civilian life. and there he is right there. he's greeting folks with the atlantic council and sharing some words. hey he is dressed up in his tuxedo. treesed great for tonight's big awards ceremony. harry is also training as a milita

from districts 3, annie chung. there you are. >> hello. thank you. good evening. good evening, mayor, supervisors, and all our representatives from our city departments. i am from self help for the elderly. we have been serving close to about 35,000 seniors in the bay area. we started right here in district 3 on washington street at old chinatown lane. i think we started with the very basic program, serving 50 elderly in 1966. and now we serve close to about 1500 seniors every day between our congregant new site, four in district 3, and funding supported by the department of aging and adults with disabilities. we thank them for always thinking about supporting the most vulnerable in our community. i think tonight we have invited seniors from lady shaw, also in district 3, which is affordable 202 housing. average age of residents are 87 years old. the reason why they live too long age and longevity in a healthy lifestyle is because we have nutritious meals served in a dining room and social workers at lady shop. 20 years ago and they built this affordable housing,

any has an -- anny has an update when we come back. >>> graduation season and a very special day forbia university janitor. 52-year-old immigrant graduated from the ivy league school with honors. he spent a dozen years to finish his courses in the classics while working full- time in the janitor's job. first he learned english after fleeing the civil war in his native yugoslavia in 1992. >> ancient greek is just a killer. just a killer. latin is a little bit easier, at least for me. i clean bathrooms to work three more years and get a master's. then get a lot more money and better job and stuff like that. i want to try, if i can, to get a master's. >> he says after sunday's ceremony, he'll return to his cleaning duties at columbia ruft, but he hopes -- columbia university but he hopes to get a better job and go on to graduate school. >> i love that story. what an inspiration he is. >> taking advantage of the opportunity in front of you and building on it. he's going to end up with a ph.d. and also a movie. that sounds like a movie to me. >>> rain tomorrow? >> i'm glad it held off for

no worries there especially brunch looks good for mom. >> all right, thanks a lot anny.ou can get updates anytime online. wusa9.com. we'll see you back here at 11:00 tonight. bye. [ captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com ] [ glass clinks ] [ mom ] it's mother's day. a day to thank me for all of the little things. like being the only one who knows how to turn on the dishwasher. happy mother's day, family. you love me. [ male announcer ] buy any kfc 10 pc meal or larger and get a free double chocolate chip cake.

it's even harder for teens like 17-year-old annie who has adhd, attention deficit hyperactivity disorderre. >> i have know it a while now. >> adhd teens are the largest and most studied group of young drivers with diagnosed attention problems. they're two to four times more likely to have an accident than other drivers. researchers have spent years documenting how adhd teen drivers repeatedly get into trouble. >> they don't pay attention to cars ahead of them, stop lights, cross traffic, and then all of a sudden, they'll detect an emergency and then they impulsively react in a dangerous way. >> she can overcome those things by very specific learning tools. >> with her mom, annie is taking action that studies show have been helpful to teenagers like her. >> next intersection, turn left. >> she's on medication. delayed getting her learner's perimate to gain another year of maturity and enrolled in a driving school that puts adhd teenagers through a tougher course with diving simulators, online training, and extra practice. they say even with extra training, adhd teenagers should be strict,

. (♪ music playing ) >> we're still here on mission street at the corner of annie alley.hey're named, somebody told me they're named for san francisco's early famous ladies. (chuckling). >> i want to point out the building here at 660 mission street, which i believe is an unreinforced masonry building retrofitted, seismically upgraded. once it is seismically upgraded, it is safe, right? >> when you seismically upgrade it, it is to a standard it doesn't collapse, but it may not be reusable or repairable. >> it was an economic decision of how much money the city could afford versus the benefits to retrofit the buildings. >> we have done about 90% of the upgrade. the standard is low enough that in a major upgrade most will have to be replaced and we lose these beautiful buildings. many of the details are not what they appear to be. these are sheet metal details and trims. sheet metal cornices. san francisco was famous for the sheet metal work. when you go into the sheet metal shop, the whole front of the building is made of sheet metal. that is pacific? no, powell. >> i tric

[applause] >> thank you, annie. whoa, you had a lot of statistics. good stuff. the next speaker from district 3 is janet. >> get the evening. it was really an honor to be invited to speak to you this evening, and i am just really grateful for that. my name is janet, a small business owner here in north beach. i just completed a four-year term on the small business commission. and in the 30 plus years that i have run the small business in north beach, i have been right in the middle of the broadway- columbus corridor. and i have to say that the public safety issues are around that corridor, they cycle. you know, they cycle. they get better, we work, we work, things get better, but then something might happen in the economy. something might happen just in the world. and the situation out here deteriorates. unfortunately, over the past, i would say year, a year-and-a- half, it seems like the resources in the police department have been stretched incredibly thin. for different reasons, i know, but something really has to be done to look at the allocation of resource

anny hong joins us with more on the baffling audio and the reaction to it, anny. >> lesli, what a scary situation. especially when every second counts. your phone call is received by a taker. that's when it's transferred. in this case, the montgomery county dispatcher was caught sleeping on the job. >> hello. hello. >> hi ma'am, fire and rescue there? >> 911 call came from a woman in this rockville condo just after midnight on april 4. her husband was having trouble breathing and he was turning blue. the call taker quickly transferred the call to a dispatcher, but quickly realized something wasn't right. >> hold on a second, ma'am, let me get them on the line again. what you're hearing in the background is snoring from a sleeping dispatcher. the call taker finds another dispatcher to help the woman who eventually starts to panic. >> i don't know, he is blue again. >> okay. can you tilt his head back? >> uh-huh, yes. i don't know what to do. >> is he still making the snores noises? >> there's confusion over who is snoring during the call. >> is the blueness going away? >> to me, looks no

(hug)..annie and alex buresh had no idea their dad wouud be home.to get them o the field..ir mooher told them they wwre going to be in a connest where they would have at the end was dad, waiting ere- with open arms. 3 the hhat had an impactton somee city schoollstudents today. today. the high temperatures lead to a short day for sttdents at hampden elementary school which had air conditioning problems.they wwre sent home about noontime. notta dayyto be without air ccn. conditioning...i couudn't believe the power of the heat t. tooay.chief meteorologist joining us with more onnthis blistering heat. 33 &pa heroes welcome...the happy homecoming for a group of national champions... coming up. p3 the reality of whht has happenee is beginning to set in for the loyyla greyhounds... the small jesuit ccolege in roland park is the brand new ncaa lacrosse champion....thiss after they defeated in state rival maryland in monday's ncaa champiinnhip game.. game.. they got back on the bus after the victory and didn'' arrive &pback to campus uuttl arouud 3 &pam. but today were treattd to a

annie lennox speaking without taking this oath, pursuant to the sunshine ordinance in the ministry of code. thank you. but -- members can speak without taking the oath. anyone else? do you solemnly swear or affirm that the testimony you are about to give will be the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth? thank you. director goldstein: thank you, mr. pacheco. vice president hwang, commissioners, we have one house keeping issue about erecting a building on natomas street. that matter has been withdrawn and will not be heard this morning, so we can move them to item number one, which is public comment. is there any member of the public that which is to speak on an item not on tonight's calendar? ok, seeing none, we will move on to item two, which is the election of officers, or opposite. with the resignation of commissioner michael garcia, who was the president of the board, the office of president is now vacant, and the board needs to hold an election in order to fill it. the torrent of this presidency -- the term of this presidency will be after january 15, 2013. is there a

annie is learning more about it. >> she has adorable furry friends looking for a forever home. good morning. >> good morning allison and sarah. this is pikachu and catalia i have the community outreach coordinator, good morning danielle who do you have with you. >> ginger one of our adoptable dogs, 4 years old, and she is very sweet and loving, she is today a little interested in the kitten. >> very interesting. >> let's talk about these kitties these are from two litters, a total of 6,. >> yes these are kittens in foster care we often get kittens that are too young to be adopted, and looking for foster homes for them and for many other people, we get so many animals in to the shelter,. >> we are signing you up as a new foster home we get so many kittens in and are always looking for foster homes. >> look at this face. how cute is she. >> the need for foster homes is there. how does that work if one wants to sign up. >> go to our website, wash humane.org and click on volunteer foster, there is a form to fill out and set you up with an orientation session and get you all set up

. >> annie yu is in studio with adorable dogs looking for a home meet them after the break. we will be right back does your phone give you all day battery life ? droid does. and does it launch apps by voice while learning your voice ? launch cab4me. droid does. keep left at the fork. does it do turn-by-turn navigation ? droid does. with verizon, america's largest 4glte network and motorola, whatever you want to do... droid does. chef. >> it is not always easy finding the right pet for you and your family >> there are so many adoptive animals hopefully we can help bringing the animals to you. >> fox 5s annie yu is in studio with a local shelter. >> thank you this week we deliver with cuties and also have a new shelter onboard rescue i should say, i love the name, so clever, and we have the founder and president of mutts manor rescue. thank your for coming in. let's get started with trevor, tell us about him. >> he is between 6 and 7 years old, rescued out of a high kill shell inner the south. a great dog, calm, -- shelter in the south, a great dog he is calm, make a great com