i think that makes barnes & noble a much more relevant competitor. >> reporter: but microsoft and barnes and noble seem like unlikely allies. for over a year, the companies have openly funded about patents related to the nook. but with this new strategic agreement, that dispute is put to rest. so what's in this deal for microsoft? first, it gains a foothold in the growing e-reader market. >> microsoft is really late to the party in that it doesn't have an e-book presence-- really at all-- where amazon, google >> reporter: there will be a nook application for windows 8-- microsoft's new operating system that will be unveiled in june. the nook currently runs on google's android operating system. there's speculation the nook could change to window's 8 down the road. erika miller, "nightly business report," new york. >> susie: still ahead, we have more about this deal between barnes and noble and microsoft. and what it means for the biggest book seller: amazon.com. >> susie: barnes and noble shares skyrocketed on news of today's microsoft investment up over 50%. but tom, that enthusiasm didn

philadelphia doctoral better barnes.entric, he made a fortune in pharmaceuticals and started buying what was then considered modern art. it was not well received when he showed it in philadelphia in 1923. according to veteran civil rights activist julian bond whose family had close ties to bond's. >> the reviewers pooh poohed it and the art establishment in philadelphia pooh poohed this kind of art. he built this enmity against them. he was an onerous kind of person. >> reporter: so barnes directed a building to house the house next door to his home in marion just outside of philadelphia. the barnes foundation was rarely open to the general public. he said its main purpose was to conduct classes and art appreciation. >> in the foundations courses artists are linked up with life itself. >> reporter: barnes made very specific prigss for what would happen to the collection after his death. giving lincoln university, the historically black college where julian bond's father hora to nate most ofhe trustees to run the foundati

the division will also include the barnes and noble college business.he nook software will continue to be available on devices like the iphone that compete with the windows on. this is a big deal because of barnes and noble has been struggling to continue with the nook. competition has been fierce and they have lost money. this is where it gets interesting. fog i believe it down the road this means that new notes will be built with the windows operating system ditching current google's software. if this is likely the key reason microsoft did this, putting their hands in the eve of pot and knocking to go off of the pot. two birds with one stone. the >>james: here is a live look this morning coming to us from the golden gate where we're watching to see if any traffic backs up. we're looking for the possibility of more commuters on the stand now that ferry service to san francisco has been careful because of labor strike. more on that coming up. ♪ okay, so who ordered the cereal that can help lower cholesterol and who ordered the yummy cereal? yummy. that'

let's get a quick look at your weather with tucker barnes. >> good morning. things are looking okay. we had some pop-up thunderstorms late yesterday afternoon during the evening hours. we have a quiet start to the day t will be warm and humid later today. in fact, hot and humid with temperatures once again approaching 90 degrees. things have quieted down. our conditions right now are 71 degrees at reagan national. off to another mild start. temperatures will quickly jump. lots of sunshine today and just the slightest risk of an isolated storm this afternoon with high abouts 90 degrees. if you are out and about, lots of water in the forecast. i want to toss it back to you in just a minute. i will give you an update on tropical storm beryl as well. >> thank you. >>> a full day of events and observances for memorial day. there will be a wreath laying ceremony at the world war ii memorial at 8:00 this morning. president obama and the first lady will be on hand for the wreath laying at the tum of the unknowns at arlington cemetery at 1:30 p.m. -- at the tomb of th

it's called the kidwell barn.e're told four animals were cut between yesterday afternoon and this morning. police say this case is very close to and also very similar in nature to a recent case where three horses were slashed. this calf known affectionately as henry was sliced across the top of his head. this goat called scandal was also cut. they are among the four animals slashed by an unknown attacker at the kidwell barn located at frying pan park in herndon. >> awful, horrible, senseless. no, that's just awful, unspeakable. >> reporter: police say another goat and chicken were also cut sometime between 5:00 p.m. saturday and 7:00 a.m. sunday. police say the crimes could be connected to similar injuries n inflicted on three horses on adjacent property in april. >> i think that's absolutely horrible. they're completely innocent animals and there's no reason for that at all. it's just cruel. >> reporter: farm workers found the injured barnyard animals when they went to feed them around 8:00 sunday morning. the ca

i am live outside the stakes barn. i understand there are three of the horses that are here right out in the barns. we have a big flight coming in later this afternoon were more horses will be coming in from louisville. it is pretty calm at the barns. only two laps to warm up and walking with the trainer. they only hit it hard every couple of weeks to condition for the race. there was a nice bubble bath for tiger walk. he will have to step it up to compete with the other horses. they think this will give them the edge they need to start to train horses for the triple crown. that is the goal of the farm after it was established in 1925. you have a chance to tour pimlico the next couple days from 6:00 a.m. until 9:00 a.m. you can go to preakness.com for more information. we expect partly cloudy skies in the afternoon. a slight chance for showers. tell us about the storm that could develop this weekend. >> it is kind of tricky as to what will happen. it is majestic sight to watch these animals trained. they are beautiful.

despite going to different high schools they got their start in the same barn. yes, i said barn.ore on the wrestling program. one of the best kept secrets around. >> reporter: way from the house and bustle of the city in rural maryland, the days move slower, premium on family values. and the kids learn early in a there is no substitute for an honest day's work. motto stands one of the most successful regimen programs in the state. >> i grew up a farm. it is kind of the same thing. it is hard work. i mean, it is what you have in wrestling. you have to have character to work hard all the time. you have to know when to work and play. the coach puts that into his wrestlers. >> basic, no frills. hard work. solves everything to a point. and live by that. >> reporter: newspaper clip show no excuses blue-collar mentality translates to sports. >> i was second state two years in a row. junior year and this year i won it. >> reporter: sean twig was part of the first group of kids that joined when it was just getting off the ground. >> pushed me pretty hard when i was here. couple of times i

this is a big deal because barnes & noble has been struggling to continue with the nook.ompetition with google, apple and amazon has been fierce and they have lost money. with all this new microsoft money and partnership they can commit to, invest in and improve the nook. so this should turn out to be good news for nook users, but check this out. this is where it gets interesting. now the nook runs on google's android tablet software. this deal barnes & noble just signed puts them in bed with google's competitor microsoft. so i believe down the road this means that new nooks will be built with a windows operating system and ditch the current google software. this is likely the key reason microsoft did this in the first place, get their hands in the e- book pot and not google off the nook, two birds, one stone. gabe slate, kron 4 news. >>> move over harry potter, the avengers are taking up the top spot at weekend box office. >> the about a a breakers is right around the corner. you can watch the action here on kron 4. we'll bring you the race from start to finish and all t

usually the derby winner is in the main stables barn but he is out in barn d.t's where the favorite may not even be coming. we'll learn more about that this weekend. the last time a horse won two legs of triple crown was 2008, and in 2004 smarty jones won the derby and preakness but lost in belmont. we'll find out about i'll have another on may 19th. >>> thank you. family and close friends of junior seau will say farewell to him this morning. a memorial service will be hosted at the stadium for the former san diego chargers star. >>> president obama is scheduled to be in reno, nevada today, to urge congress to act with a list he laid out this week. the first lady is scheduled to address more than 5,000 graduates at virginia polytechnic institute and state university today to the graduates. >>> toyota executives are scheduled to talk about newly released earns this morning and unvail the new toyota corolla. the press conference is being held in tokyo. >>> the bbc in scotland caught their forecast in person yesterday. prince charles was standing in front of the s

just before 5:00 a.m., the body of hiaye hispanic man was discovered in barn number eight. just yards from the barn where the derby winner i'll have another was being stabled. >> you never want to hear something like that. it just takes away a lot of it. >> reporter: the victim has been identified at 48-year-old adan perez. investigators are calling the death a homicide. perez's injuries lead them to believe there was some kind of altercation. perez reportedly worked as a horse groomer for the brother of calvin borel, a jockey who has won three kentucky derbies. >> our investigation is ongoing to determine specifically why he would have been at this location and also what may have led to his death. >> reporter: it's a mystery that has opened the window in what many call an underbelly of horse racing far removed from the winner's circle and smiling crowds. in these barns, prized thoroughbreds are often cared for by immigrant worke erers performing backbreaking work for little pay. >> people cleaning the stalls. some riding the horses. there's a whole support staff and they'r

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the shares in barnes & noble as you say, 52% higher by the close of the session. it gives both companies more fire power and more investable cash into the assault on amazon, which has 60% of the u.s. market. apple has around 10%. nook has 27% and the idea is that this cash can help it roll out internationally, as well as develop textbooks for colleges, which is a whole new area burgeoning right now. >>> still ahead on "way too early," the knicks got whupped again last night by the miami heat. it got much, much worse when amar'e stoudemire left the arena a sling and a bandaged hand reportedly after punching glass. >>> we'll explain and get highlights from the night in sports, basketball, hockey, and baseball aheld. plus stephen colbert weighs in on the blind chinese dissident who escape house arrest and ran into the arms of united states. colbert wants no part of that guy. that clip and a check on weather when "way too early" comes back. >> my fellow americans, major battle operations have ended, the you statutes and our allies have prevailed. sorry. sore knee. bla

is this barn in your shot? and they would say yeah, i'm seeing everything, the barn. and i'd say i'm not going behind a hedge. there's a barn right here. i'm not going to go behind trees. a hedge. they'd be like oh, you're right. most of them knew stuff like that. but it just -- somimes you had to sort of say hey, i think this might work a little bit, i'm going to get in trouble if i don't open my mouth. and the big guys see that i did it. so yeah. you had that sort of thing going on. >> i have a question for al mampre. al, when someone says you guys are heroes, i know the first reaction right down the line in most veterans that i've ever talked to, when someone say that you guys are heroes, you always say the heroes are the guys who never came home. the guys who were buried over in margrauten, in the normandy american cemetery and in belgium d luxembourg, those are the heroes of world war ii. how often do you think about those guys who never came home? >> well, i -- actually, after the war i went back to school and i put the war behind me and went on with my life. an

so the barn is maybe full earlier. seven other horses are being brought up to race.i'll have another is a california based horse. they're hoping to get up here and reacquaint with the corpse and to get a jump on some of the other horses here. we'll have a lot more cup u.k. the assistant trainer arrived with the horse. the assistant train are arrived with the horse. we'll try to get some sound with him and have more coming up later. reporting live from pimlico, roosevelt leftwich. >>> we're still working on this investigation of a horse groomer found in the back of a barn just a few barns away from where i'll have another was stabled in kentucky at the derby. listen to this. today a kentucky core ron ?er said the -- coroner said the autopsy of adan fabian perez said it was not connected to the kentucky derby race. >>> police and the fbi said a mother and her three daughters were kidnapped two weeks ago. authorities are not releasing details about the two bodies that they found. >> reporter: authorities say jo ann bain and her girls could be anywhere in the u.s. they h

and tucker barnes, happy friday to you. >> let's do it. let's get started with a look at your radar. the only action on the eastern seaboard is along the outer banks of the carolinas. otherwise, we are looking quiet. here in washington, nice and clear. another beautiful day with temperatures expected to be back in the 70s. currently, our temperature has fallen to 58 degrees. humidity, 75%. winds are out of the east at seven miles per hour. the pressure on the way up. lots of sunshine, dry friday, beautiful day. temperatures in the mid-70s by 4:00 p.m. more details on the weekend in just a minute. back to you. >> thank you. south the g-8 summit is topping our stories this morning. president obama is welcoming the leaders of the beggest economies at camp david in frederick county late are tonight. topping the agenda is the european debt crisis. >>> now details in the trayvon mart up case. officials released never seen before photos of george zimmerman's injuries. martin's occupy shows the teenager had traces of marijuana in his system. >>> p

because in barns there are a lot of different accouterments.ve told you about a murder weapon? >> we did collect evidence from the barn area supporting our facts which we believe is any type of altercation. . >> any suspects you're looking at right now? and certainly anybody brought in for questioning? >> we spoke to several people. more people of interest. we are talking to them currently and hoping that we can sort some of this information out. >> so we're looking at a map on our screen of churchill downs and where the actual body was found. it looks like they're some ways away. is there any connection that you can make or tell us about between the race that happened and all those people who were present and then that mysterious location of where the body was found? >> generally on the backside of the track, it's mainly the wo workers back there and trainer and groomers. no distinct connection between the derby at all. maybe some of the festivities afterwards, but we're looking at this case as a homicide case as we normally would. not just th

they opposed barnes' re-election. they funded his challenger and lobbied to rescind the law. >> right after governor barnes' defeat in november, one of the top legislative priorities for the new governor and the new legislature was to gut the georgia fair lending act. i thinit was about two weeks into the new legislative session and it was gutted. >> narrator: but for a seven- month period, predatory lending in georgia declined. it may have been the last chance to slow the housing boom. >> i would like to sit up here and tell you that i was like nostradamus, that i saw that the world was going to come to an end because of all this. but i could never have foreseen the difficulty that existed. never have... could i have foreseen that. >> i think we stl would have seen an unrealisc bubble. but it wouldn't have gone up as fast and it wouldn't have collapsed as fast. we would not have been in as deep a hole today as we are if we hadn't had these funny mortgage products. >> no let up in the housing boom, which is good for t

barnes & noble is still the largest operator physical bookstores. they have made no intention of opening any more. as most of you probably know, borders went out of business about a year ago. that leaves us with only seminational change. bookings million how aggressive thailg be is anybody's guess. that means we're going to have new books stores probably going to come from independent book sellers. for the long time, independent book sellers segment had been smashed by barnes & nobles and borders about changes and amazon with on-line retailing and expanding. digital books are, you know, another issue that has to be dealt with. first place, same with buying a digital book is not the independent bookstore. that may be changing. so but actually, the close of borders, some people think it's a time of resur again of independents. there has been a lot of stories of people going into the business for the first time, and some times even a more healthy side. people willing to buy bookstores. a lot of it has to do with the right spot. with a good owner the in

>>pam: microsoft and barns and a will have teamed up to take on apple ended google.ate tells us how this deal will take -- shake up the tab was seen. >> microsoft has found a way back into the e-book market through barnes and noble and the nook. microsoft has a longstanding interest in the e-book field. once the software in 2000 but was never able to build a substantial library of books. now, they have given barnes and noble 300 million cash for a 17% stake in the ninth division. the new division has yet to be renamed will also include a card business. it is meant to help the business compete in a growth area for evokes through the education market, something that apple has already set its sights on. through the deal, the companies will settle patent disputes and barnes and noble will produce an application for the forthcoming windows operating system. the nook software will continue to be available on devices like the ipad and iphone. with all this new microsoft money, they can invest in and improve the next year if fan right now the nook runs on the gruebel et soft

barns disappeared while visiting family in baltimore in december of 2010. her body was found four months later. police arrested her sister's exboyfriend just last mosht. today's fund raiser starts at 5:00 till 9:00. it's at the chick fil a. we've posted a link on our website explaining all . >>> four minutes after 5:00. of course the horse and the races. the preek rns is on saturday and many of the festivities already underway. live this morning at pimlico with a preview. >> good morning. that's right. we are here live in front of the preakness barn. lots of things going on. the track opens at 5:30 this morning for practice and the horses are already up right here in that first stall there. he's chowing down on his breakfast there getting some food there. oh, look. he's even looking over here. we have some horses down the way there. they're getting groomed and washed down there. they're all ready to head out to the track at about 5:30 but this morning we know what position on the track the horses will line up for and shoot out of the gate from for the preak

we went into the barn, we certainly did, but the barn had no roof. here we are back again. we had a very, very serious incident that happened. every morning on the day, every morning when we were up there, the soldier would look at our lines and he would go like this. the next morning, same guy, same thing. so he said i'll get that. but he said, i'll get him. he gave them the artillery hit, the next morning, there he is. he said i got a surprise for him. tomorrow morning, you watch. the next morning, here comes the krout. he was the most surprised guy in the world. his body ended up in scranton. it was over his head, the shell instead of hitting burst over his head and all we seen was a lot of little pieces. the birds had a picnic because, i'm telling you, this is what war is. this is what you have to face. so whether or not you like it or not, you want the stories, you get them. you don't want to hear them, i don't belong here. >> we have time for a couple more questions with the men. >> bill henry, rhode island national guard. gentlemen, these days our veterans organizati

we're showing that sunrise now over the stakes barn. you couldn't ask for a better morning. it is chilly out there. light jackets needed as temperatures are in the low 50's. currently where i am now, it is about 52 degrees now in the in field. it will warm up quickly. plenty of sunshine today. temperatures in the upper 70's. not too hot, not too cold. you may need sun screen if you plan to be out or i say, grab a big old hat. we head back to lisa and jen. it is about fashion for preakness. even my weather center here matches my outfit. >> it certainly does you look marvelous in your hat. >> your past, we'd sigh lines of folks waiting in the gates. did you see anyone who could not wait to get in? >> you know, we rolled in about 4:30 this morning. it was dark. the only people i see were the crew here trying to get the field ready. i haven't seen the gates yet. >> they are anxious. >> i bet they are. thanks, ava. >> with a packed pimlico, you can bet there might be more than a few traffic snarls at some point this morning. >> department of transportation officials stress fans s

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they were all in a barn at frying pan farm when they were found. paul. >> this assault comes amounted to the day after three horses were attacked slashed in a paddock, adjacent to the park. police have very little to go on and the most re¢ assaults there -- assaults there were no witnesses no security cameras. >> reporter: visitors to kid well barn today were a mix of people who heard about the attacks and others who had not. ones who heard the news were curious to see how the animals were doing. they all had the same reaction. >> no words for someone like that, there has got to be something wrong with your head, i can't imagine why anyone would do something like that. i am sure everyone feels the same way. >> i think they need some medical treatment because i don't think it is morainal behaviour. -- normal behaviour. it is not something ordinary people do. something deeply disturbed. >> that is just insane. i can't believe some body would sit there and do that to a poor defenseless animal. just wrong. >> reporter: a spokesperson for the park says

the horses slashed were being housed in a barn not on park property. police have not made an arrest yet in that case. in fairfax county karen gray houston, fox 5 news. >>> the edge on maryland where a marine family is preparing for his funeral. anthony romanocaruso ii was found dead in his barracks wednesday. so far there is no word on how the 19-year-old died. his family says they have not ruled out anything including foul play. romanocaruso was training to be a combat cameraman. we spoke with his father by phone. >> he was loving the marines is all i know. he was having a good time. i've heard of no trouble. he was in good health as far as i know. it's just a big shock. >> romanocaruso's father, grandfathers and great grandfathers all served in the armed forces. the inquiry into his death is expected to wrap up soon. >>> memorial day weekend brought rolling thunder to the region once again. the annual motorcycle rally is dedicated to the memory of all those missing in action or held prisoners of war. tonight fox's peter doocy shows us one marine's un

. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch," a new chapter for barnes & noble and last call for a las vegas casino. ashley morrison is here in new york with that and a whole lot more. good morning, ashley. >> good morning to you, michelle. u.s. economy dragged down the overseas market. tock owe tokyo's nikkei lost 2% while hong kong's hang seng is closed for the holiday. april turned out to be the first losing month of the year on wall street. on monday the dow was down 14 points while the nasdaq fell 22. for the month, the dow slid nearly 1%, the nasdaq dropped almost 1.5%. >>> delta is buying its way into the fuel business. the airline announced it's spending $150 million to acquire an oil refinery near philadelphia. delta is planning to use the facility to make its own jet fuel. the company hopes the investment will end up cutting about $300 million a year from its fuel bill, and by owning a refinery, delta would protect itself from dramatic swings in gas prices. >>> meanwhile, microsoft is making a $300 million investment in barnes & noble. the two companies are teaming up on a venture selling

>>> in other news this morning, an autopsy is scheduled for today on the body of a man found in a barn at churchill downs just hours after the kentucky derby this weekend. investigators say the 48-year-old victim worked and lived at the racetrack, but they say the death is not connected to the derby. >> our homicide detectives later got to the scene and they were able to determine that there is foul play involved. however, we still do not have an exact cause of death. so we'll await the coroner's report for those details. >> judging by the victim's injuries, police say it looks like he may have been killed in a fight. this man has been identified at 48-year-old adam fabian perez, a native of guatemala. he was identified by his 19-year-old son who also works at the track. >> it's remarkable. they should be able to get some more information just from the crime scene itself. if police are telling us that they believe foul play is at hand, that tells me that the crime scene has some evidence there. >> there was a fight, a struggle. someone else's blood, fingerprints. a weapon of some kind.

let's say good morning now to tucker barnes. he's got the late on the weather. i think that pirveght says it all. >> we've got a little bit of everything out there. we've got showers and thunderstorms in spots. we've got some cool temperatures. -- i think that picture says it all. >> a buffet. >> all you can eat. never get too much of this stuff. you can seat showers and thunderstorms kind of diving down from the north this morning. parts of the area i think as close as about columbia and ellicott city getting some shower activity. across the bay up towards chestertown. here in washington, fog, mist, and some cool temperatures. right now at reagan national, 57 degrees. there is your humidity way up. 87%. winds are out of the east at 10. this is a maritime layer. the air is coming off the ocean. that is why we're kind of locked in the cool temporarily with that high pressure. but things will be changing big time later today. we'll warm up into the mid-80s this afternoon. 58 in washington. w.a few scattered showers and thunderstorms mid- to late afternoon lingerin

tucker barnes will be there tonight. >> you get to see him in action. >> can't wait.9 years old. he could play for the next 20 years. >> you will there for the first home game. >> probably won't be there for the last one. >> he is pretty skilled though. >> he is off to a great start. i watched him play against the dodgers on saturday. he looked great. i think weather-wise, with should be fine by late this afternoon. we have rain showers out there. here is your radar. you can see the rain showers just moving in from the west and we've already had a little band move through the city but now on the western edge of the beltway, some of these rain showers have been pretty good out towards reston, gaithersburg, you're getting rain. leesburg, we had some thunderstorm activity which is still holding together here just south of front royal down towards culpeper. if you see the flashing there on the screen, that is still some thunderstorm activity. all of this is rolling to the east. it will actually be out of here i think in the next couple of hours so we will have a wet commu

let the shenanigans begin, tucker barnes. coming in out of germantown headed toward the lane divide, this is the top stretch which is starting to slow south of 109 headed out to the truck scales. we do have accident activity. it was on the inner loop of the bw parkway. that has cleared. the accident closeed a portion of edmondston between cherrywood and sunny side. that's a check of your fox 5 on-timetraffic. etraffic. >>> monitoring metro this morning, the caps and the nat both playing some big games tomorrow. so if you plan to take metro, give yourself some extra time to get there. track work will slow down service on the red, green, blue and orange lines. metro is planning to run extra trains off the game at gallery place in any ofy yard and extra staff will object hand to help with crowd control -- will object hand to help with crowd control after the game. >> we'll go live to fox business network in new york. facebook puts a price tag on its shares so will you be able to grab a slice? >> i wish. it would be worth a lot.

>> they have two stakes barns so we're in one of the stakes barns but he's nice and settled. we got here early. we wanted him to be in a nice quiet setting and people at pimlico were kind enough to do that for us and it's paying off. he looks great. the horse to beat, he's got tremendous speed, he's trained by a hall of fame trainer who's won five of these preaknesss. ridden by a hall of fame rider mike smith so he's got a target on his back but we're going to go after him and i like our chances. >> thank you so much for talking to us. we appreciate it. >> thank you for talking to me. >> all right. you tell him we wish him luck. thank you. all right. so there you can see lots going on, busy around here, but hey, they're getting ready for the preakness stakes on sat. >> that is the get interview of the day. five things you need to know before heading out the door on this thursday. closing arguments expected today in the trial of zon edwards. the defense rested yesterday without calling edwards, his daughter or his mistress to the stand. the jury could get the case by tom. >>>

>> it was located by some workers in the barn area this morning. they notified track security which in turn called the police to the scene. >> all right, robert biven, thanks so much for that update from the louisville metro police department. keep us posted on that investigation. >>> in mississippi, police say they have found two bodies at a home associated with adam mayes. the man suspected in the disappearance of a tennessee mother and her three daughters. the four were reported missing friday and authorities warn they may be in extreme danger. the case has left people in the hometown there with a whole lot of questions. >> makes me nervous, edgy, you know? so i don't know what to think of it, man. >> everybody is, like, what is going on? they feel there is more going on, but they don't know what. >> there is a lot of questions whether she was abducted or if she ran off on her own. >> an amber alert has been issued and the u.s. marshals service and fbi are offering a $50,000 reward leading to mayes' arrest. >>> a deadly day for troops in afghani

audrey barnes is in the newsroom with more. >>> it's been a few years since he was gunned down. the reward for information in the case doubled to $50,000 she hopes it helps police catch her son's killer. she poured her heart out in letters to the community and today, the chief of police and dozens of cadets helped her hand deliver them. police cadets armed with flyers and a letter from melvin fields' mother fanned out on to moore street today trying to help solve his four-year-old murder. >> and that is across the street. >> reporter: seals was shot dead on morstreet in april in 2008, at the height of the gang wars in trinidad. his murder is the only one still unsolved and his mother walked the street where her son died with police chief kathy lanier and dozens of recruits, hoping someone will feel compelled to break their silence. >> people want to talk. they want to but they afraid and you have to understand that. i need closure and i don't think you should allow a murderer to stay on the street. >> and that means a lot that you're hopefully what will be closure. >> reporter:

we'll have to see.the question why was he in that barn?t appears he was supposed to be. >> the tourists can't get access to that area. >> that area is so far behind the racetrack, it doesn't matter anyway. there's a museum there. the racetrack will be open. there's another race in just a couple of days. right now they have cordoned off that area as a crime scene. >> keep on it, deb. nice to see you. >> you, too. >>> an army captain dies while chatting with his wife on skype. how it all happened is still a big mystery. captain bruce clark was stationed in afghanistan. he was chatting with his wife last monday. she says during that session, he was, quote, suddenly knocked forward. she says she saw what looked like a bullet hole in a closet behind him. officials say they found no wounds on clark's body. they have ruled out suicide as a cause of death. they're waiting for autopsy and toxicology results there. >>> an embarrassing security snafu for organizers of this summer's london olympics. the "sun" newspaper says it smuggled a fake bomb int

tucker barnes back from nats park. i know the first pitch went very well. >> it did. i'm a little sore from it. you know how many high fives i gave out to people who were proud of me for not bouncing it. >> there was a pitcher who said don't do it or they'll boo. >> it was a great time. i'm sure we'll show you some pictures later. some showers, thunderstorms kind of getting together last night. on the max 2. you can see we are generally quiet right now. we have one or two sprinkles for parts of the area. but most of the action now north and east of the city t looks like up towards white marsh, there might be a leftover shower. here, we are generally quiet but we are very humid. and we're going to be looking at another very warm and humid day. yesterday's daytime highs only in the upper 70s. today, mid-80s. we'll be very warm up ahead of our cold front. right now, we are 65 degrees at reagan national. 61 at dulles t will a warm afternoon. lots of sunshine. could be an isolated storm today. roughly i-95 east and there is your high temperatures, 85 in washington. 87 in f

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